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A report responding to Tomlinson's 2002 inquiry into A level standards. McGaw, Gipps and Godber (2004).
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This table shows how the percentage of income tax for individuals with various levels of earnings has changed.
Charity Commission report on the challenges faced by charities that run village halls and community centres.
A review of environmental rating, ranking and indices.
This report reviews flow and level requirements in rivers for coarse fish.
A review commissioned by Monitor into Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust's finances and management.
The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition and Committee on Toxicity advice on benefits and risks related to fish consumption
The 2002 Commercial Victimisation Survey interviewed around 4,000 managers of retail premises and 2,500 managers of manufacturing premises.
Summarises the findings of a review of Monitor's decision to authorise Bradford Teaching Hospitals as an NHS Foundation Trust.
Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of a painting now in the possession of Glasgow City Council (HC 155)
This document contains the following information: statistics relating to criminal proceedings for the year 2003.
This document contains the following information: Control of immigration: statistics United Kingdom 2003.
A survey of public attitudes towards the ethical standards and conduct of those in public life.
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