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Countryside focus: the newspaper for the Countryside Agency
Crafts: the decorative and applied arts magazine
Creative review
Cultural trends
Current archaeology
Current world archaeology
Drapers
Eastern eye
The econometrics journal
The economic journal: the journal of the Royal
The Economist
EIPASCOPE bulletin
Emergency services times.
Employment law bulletin
En passant
Equal opportunities review
European voice: an independent view of the Union
External funding bulletin
Forbes
Frieze
Gaming law review
Georgian Group journal
The Georgian: the magazine of the Georgian Group
Gig
Government computing
Green futures: the magazine of Forum for the Future
Hackney gazette
The hospitality review
Hotel report
The House magazine
House of Commons weekly information bulletin
Icon
IGWB: International gaming and wagering business magazine
Information world review
Inside housing
Insights
International gambling studies
International journal of arts management
International journal of cultural property
International journal of nautical archaeology
Interpretation: journal of the Association for Heritage
Investors chronicle
IRS employment review
Jazz UK
JC: Jewish chronicle
Journal of cultural economics
Journal of gambling studies
Journal of sports economics
Judicial review
La Fleur’s magazine
Leisure management
Leisure opportunities
LGC: local government chronicle
Literacy today
LGE: local government executive
Local government first
Local transport today
Mailout
Managing information
Marketing week
MCV: the magazine for the interactive entertainment
Media week
The MJ: the management journal for local authority business
Mojo
Morning advertiser
Museum practice
Museums journal
Music Teacher
Music week
The National Trust magazine
New law journal
New media age
New media markets
New nation
New statesman
Newham recorder
OAG executive flight guide: Europe, Africa, Middle East
OAG flight guide supplement: worldwide
OAG rail guide
Parliamentary monitor
Planning (incorporating Planning week)
Portfolio
PR week
Press gazette
Printmaking today
Private eye
Prospect
Public finance
Public law
Public servant
The Publican newspaper
Public
Quarterly building price and cost indices: public sector construction works
Radio magazine
Radio times
Regeneration and renewal
Revolution
RFID journal
School sport
SCONUL focus
Screen digest
Screen finance
Screen international
The searcher
Sight and sound
The Spectator
Sport business international: the international magazine for the business of sport
The Stage
The Stationery Office (TSO) weekly list
Tate: the art magazine
TBI Television Business International
Television
TES: the Times educational supplement
Theatres: the magazine of the Theatres Trust
Third sector
Time out
The Times higher education supplement
TJ: training journal
Travel GBI
Travel weekly
Treasure hunting
Tribune
TTG UK (Travel trade gazette UK)
TV international: newsletter of the worldwide television, cable and satellite industry
TV sports markets
UK Youth
VAN briefing: the voice of the voluntary arts
VAN update: the voice of the voluntary arts
Variety
The Victorian
Vogue
The voice
The Week: all you need to know about everything that
The weekly law reports
What satellite and digital TV
When Saturday conies
Which?
Whitehall and Westminster world
Wired
World online gambling law report
Yorkshire Post
Departments: Recruitment
Mrs. May: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much his Department paid in fees to recruitment agencies for (a) temporary and (b) permanent staff in each year since 1997. [151679]
Margaret Hodge: The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has paid the following amounts to recruitment agencies in each year since 1997:
| £ | ||
| For temporary staff | For permanent staff | |
The amounts paid to agencies for temporary staff are inclusive of their service charges and the salary costs of the staff supplied.
The significant increase in the level of fees paid to agencies in the last two years is largely attributed to the need to bring in additional resources quickly to staff up the Department’s team working on the Olympics 2012 programme following London’s successful bid. Now that permanent staff have been recruited or transferred into the team, agencies fees are expected to fall back to levels paid previously in the years prior to 2005-06.
Departments: Redundancy Pay
Mr. Hoban: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much was spent by his Department on redundancy payments in the last 12 months. [153272]
Margaret Hodge: The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has spent £100,475 in the last 12 months on redundancy payments.
Departments: Taxis
Mr. Hoban: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much was spent by his Department on taxis in the last 12 months. [153271]
James Purnell: All official travel is undertaken in accordance with the rules contained in the Department’s staff handbook, and consistent with the Civil Service Management Code and the Ministerial Code. For the financial year 2006-07 £33,907.44 is the recorded spend on taxi fares. It represents expenditure on taxis provided by the Department’s contract agent, black cabs and taxis in London and elsewhere.
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