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To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
In response to Part A of the question “what magazine subscriptions his Department funds”.
The Department has no contracted provision to supply general magazines.
In response to Part B of the Question “what television channels his department funds”.
The National Offender Management Service funded The Life Channel in a limited number of Prisons in 2013/2014. This service provides broadcast programming that is aimed at reducing reoffending and cascading general health information to prisoners and visitors.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
HM Treasury subscribes to the following magazines:
AGRA Facts
Banker
Commercial Motor Thu ,
Bloomberg Business Week
Commercial Motor Thu
Farmers Weekly Fri
Local Government Chron Fri
Motor Transport Thu
New Statesman Thu
Private Eye Wed F/N
Prospect
Spectator
Taxation Thu
Times Education Supp Fri
HMT does not subscribe to any subscription based TV channels.
In 2009/10 HM Treasury was spending £189,561.41 on periodicals and newspapers. In 2013/14, this was down by 66%
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
a) The Library Service subscribe to 117 journals using the SwetsWise pan-government contract. This is the only centrally held information on journal or magazine subscriptions.
b) The Home Office pays for a monthly rental for Parliament TV Services in Millbank. This TV services carries live and archived coverage of all UK Parliament proceedings taking place in public, including debates and committee meetings of both Houses. The monthly amount for line rental is £1275.00 and the yearly amount for TV provision and maintenance is £1880.96 all figures excl VAT.
In addition, there are Sky boxes in 2 Marsham Street which only transmit free to air channels (so no subscription) such as Sky News, BBC News, Al Jazeera, Russia Today, France 24, BBC1,2 ITV, CH4, CH5 etc. Again, these channels are distributed to TVs within the building.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
My Department funds the subscription to a weekly magazine entitled The Caterer to ensure industry standards on, for example, health and safety are adhered to. My Department does not subscribe to any television channels.
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
DFID’s communications team subscribes to following magazines:
The Economist: £136 per annum
The Spectator: £129 per annum
The New Statesman: £92 per annum
The New Scientist: £149 per annum
Private Eye: £28 per annum
Marketing Magazine: £155 per annum
PR Week: £99.50 per annum
PR Week Global: £119.50 per annum
A figure for magazine subscriptions across the entire Department cannot be compiled from our accounting records without incurring disproportionate cost.
Television channels are paid for via the Parliamentary feed. DFID pays £6,728.90 each year for maintenance of the Parliamentary TV system and £13,500 a year for rental of the telecomms link from 22 Whitehall to the Palace of Westminster.
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
The Scotland Office funds subscriptions to the following periodicals: The Scottish Farmer, The Economist, and Civil Service World. The Scotland Office does not pay any subscriptions to TV channels.
To ask the Attorney-General what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels the Law Officers' Departments fund.
To ask the Attorney-General what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels the Law Officers' Departments fund.
The Attorney-General's Department has a contract with the Parliamentary Television Service. The other Law Officers' Departments do not have any television subscriptions.
A table listing the online and print magazines subscribed to by the Law Officer's Departments has been deposited
in the Library of the House. HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate do not have any magazine subscriptions.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
The spend analysis system in the Department does not have a specific category for magazine subscriptions.
In addition to paying the license fee, the Department subscribes to a House of Commons television service provided by Chubb Information Systems.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
The Department does not currently subscribe to any television channels.
The Department subscribes to 174 titles of magazines and journals (in print or electronic format) in 2014. The specific titles are shown in the following list:
African Voice
Age and Ageing-Print and Internet
Ageing and Society-Print and Internet
Alcohol and Alcoholism-Internet
American Economic Association-All 7 Journals
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition and Supplements
American Journal of Epidemiology and Epidemiological Reviews-Print and Internet
Asian Leader
Best
BJOG-an International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology-Internet
BMA News
British Journal of Cancer and Supplements
British Journal of General Practice-Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
British Journal of Healthcare Management-Print and Internet
British Journal of Hospital Medicine-Internet
British Journal of Mental Health Nursing-Internet
British Journal of Nutrition-Internet
British Journal of Occupational Therapy
British Journal of Psychiatry-Internet
British Journal of Psychology-Internet
British Journal of Social Work-Internet
British Journal of Surgery-Internet
British Medical Bulletin-Internet
Building
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics-Internet
Chemist and Druggist-Print and Internet
Child and Adolescent Mental Health-Internet
Clinical Medicine-Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of London
Clinical Risk-Internet
Coaching at Work-Internet
Community Care Market News
Community Dental Health-Internet
Community Practitioner
Construction News-London
Current Medical Research and Opinion-Internet
Daily Jang-International Edition
Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin-Print and Internet
EU Food Law-Internet and Print
Eastern Eye
Economics Package-Print and Internet
Economist-UK Edition-Multiple User Access-Internet
Estates Gazette and Directory
European Journal of Cancer and Supplements
European Journal of Clinical Nutrition
European Journal of Health Economics Print and Internet
European Journal of Public Health-Print and Internet
European Voice-Internet
Evaluation-Internet
Expert Review of Vaccines-Internet
FT.Com-Internet
Family Practice-Internet
Fiscal Studies-Print and Internet
GM Journal
Global Health Promotion-Internet
Grocer-Print and Internet
Health Care Analysis-Enhanced Access-Internet
Health Care Management Science-Enhanced Access-Internet
Health Care Parliamentary Monitor
Health Economics-Print and Internet
Health Economics Policy and Law-Internet
Health Education Journal-Internet
Health Education Research-Internet
Health Informatics Journal-Internet
Health Information and Libraries Journal-Print and Internet
Health Policy-Internet
Health Policy and Planning-Print and Internet
Health Promotion International-Internet
Health Service Journal-Print and Internet
Health Services Management Research-Internet
Health and Social Care in the Community-Print and Internet
Healthcare Market News
House Magazine and Westminster Weekly Business
Human Resource Management Journal-Internet
Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology-Print and Internet
Inside Housing
International Dental Journal-Internet
International Journal for Quality in Health Care-Internet
International Journal of Care Coordination-Internet
International Journal of Epidemiology-Internet
International Journal of Health Services
International Journal of Mental Health Promotion-Internet
International Journal of Obesity
International Social Science Journal-Internet
JCH-Journal of Communication in Healthcare-Internet
Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety-Internet
Journal of Advanced Nursing-Internet
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health-Internet
Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care-Internet
Journal of Health Economics-Print and Internet
Journal of Health Politics Policy and Law-Internet
Journal of Health Services Research and Policy-Internet
Journal of Health Visiting-Internet
Journal of Hospital Infection
Journal of Medical Genetics-Internet
Journal of Medical Screening-Print and Internet
Journal of Mental Health Training Education and Practice-Print and Internet
Journal of Nutrition-Single Site-Internet
Journal of Political Economy-Print and Internet
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing-Internet
Journal of Public Health-Internet
Journal of Public Mental Health-Print and Internet
Journal of Public Policy-Internet
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare-Internet
Journal of the American Dental Association-Print and Internet
Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine-Print and Internet
LGCplus.com-Local Government Chronicle-Internet
Lancet Oncology
MIMS-Monthly Index of Medical Specialities-UK-Print and Internet
MJ-Municipal Journal
Medical Journal of Australia-Internet
Mental Health Review Journal-Print and Internet
Mental Health Today-Print and Internet
Mental Health and Substance Use-Dual Diagnosis-Internet
Midwives and Evidence Based Midwifery
Muslim News
Muslim Weekly
New England Journal of Medicine
New Literature on Old Age
New Statesman
Nursing Standard-Print and Internet
Nursing Times and NT Plus
Nutrition and Health-Internet
Obesity Reviews-Print and Internet
Occupational Medicine-Internet
Oxford Review of Economic Policy-Internet
PRWeek-UK Edition-Print and Premium-Internet
Parliament Magazine
Pediatrics-Print and Internet
Perspectives in Public Health-Print and Internet
Pharmaceutical Journal-Print and Internet
Pharmacoeconomics-Internet
Pick Me Up
Planning
Policy and Politics-Internet
Practising Midwife
Prima Baby
Privacy and Data Protection-Print and E-Mail
Private Eye
Project Manager Today
Property Wee-Internet
Prospect-Internet
Psychological Medicine-Internet
Psychologist
Public Administration-Internet
Public Finance
Public Health Nutrition-Internet
Public Money and Management-Internet
Pulse
Quality in Primary Care-Internet
Radiation Research
Records Management Journal-Internet
Regenerative Medicine-Internet
Research Fortnight
Review of Economics and Statistics-Internet
Risk Analysis-Internet
Safety and Health Practitioner
Saga Magazine
Science in Parliament
Scrip-Print and Internet
Scrip Regulatory Affairs-Internet
Social Science and Medicine-Internet
Spectator
Statistics in Medicine-Internet
System Dynamics Review-Internet
Third Sector-Charities-Voluntary Organisations-Social Enterprise
Tips and Advice Internet
Top Sante-Health and Beauty
Training Journal
Veterinary Record and In Practice-both Print and Internet
Violence Against Women-Internet
Voice B57
Woman's Weekly
Woman's own
Yours
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
DCMS has subscriptions to the following magazines: Broadcast, Spectator, Economist, Art Review, Art Newspaper, House magazine, Vacher’s Quarterly, New Statesman, (b) The department does not subscribe to any television channels.
To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
It would incur disproportionate cost to scrutinise all publication transactions to determine and identify any relevant amounts. The Department does not subscribe to any television channels.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
The Wales Office does not fund any subscriptions to magazines or television channels.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels her Department funds.
The information requested is as follows:
(a) Core DEFRA subscribes to the following magazines. Please note that these subscriptions are for the Private Office, Press Office and the Core DEFRA Library only.
Amateur Gardening
Angling Times
Country Life
Country Living
Economist
Farmers Guardian
Farmers Weekly
Field
Fishing News
Grocer
Harvard Business Review
Horticulture Week
House Magazine
ITI Bulletin
Material Recycling World
Meat Trades Journal
Poultry World
Ranger
Research Fortnight
Science
The Spectator
Veterinary Record
Veterinary Times
Waste Management and Research
(b) Core DEFRA does not hold any subscriptions to television channels except for the Houses of Parliament TV channel; non-terrestrial television is received via Freeview.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what subscriptions to (a) magazines and (b) television channels his Department funds.
The information is as follows:
(a) Subscriptions to magazines are included within the Department’s contracts for journals and newspapers. The Department receives the following titles via these contracts:
Net
Able Magazine
Adviser
BMJ—British Medical Journal—General Practice Edition—Internet
Bookseller—Internet
Business Transfers and Employee Rights
Butterworths Civil Court Precedents
Civil Service World
Community Care
Common Market Law Review—Print and Internet
Community Care Law Reports
Credit Collections and Risk
Credit Today
Current Law Complete Service A
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Daily Mirror
Daily Star
Daily Telegraph
Disability and Rehabilitation—Full Set—Internet and Print
Disability and Society—Internet
Economist—Internet and Print
Encyclopedia of Data Protection and Privacy—Including CD ROM
Equal Opportunities Review
Equality Law Reports—E-Mail and Internet and Optional Print
EU Public Procurement—Law and Practice
European Journal of Social Security—Internet
European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology—Print and Internet
Financial Times
Freedom of Information Journal—E-Mail
Gazette—Law Society London
Guardian
Health and Safety Bulletin
Health Service Journal
Housing Studies—Internet
Housing Theory and Society—Online Archive Incl Current Year—Internet
Human Rights Practice
IDS Pensions Law Reports
In House Lawyer
Independent
Independent on Sunday
Inside Housing
International and United Kingdom Report—Privacy Laws and Business
International Journal of Housing Policy—Internet
Journal of Community Care Law
Journal of Social Security Law
Journal of Welfare Benefits Law and Practice
Judicial Review
Juncture—Internet
Kemp and Kemp—Quantum of Damages
Legal Action—Legal Action Group
Mail on Sunday
Medical Law Reports—Academic—Internet and Print and Bound Volume
Mental Health Law Review
Modern Law Review—Print and Internet
Money Marketing—London
NAPF Pension Legislation Service—including CD ROM
National Institute Economic Review—Internet
New Law Journal
New Statesman
Newsweek
Observer
Occupational Pensions
Oxford Economic Papers—Internet
Pensions Management
Pensions Expert
Pensions World
Private Eye
Professional Pensions—Print and Internet
Public Private Partnership and PFI
Records Management Journal—Print and Internet
Renton and Brown—Criminal Procedure
Renton and Brown—Criminal Procedure Legislation
SEN Magazine
Social Care Law Today
Social Policy and Society and Journal of Social Policy—Print and Internet
Solicitors' Journal
Spectator
Sun
Sun on Sunday
Sunday Express
Sunday Mirror
Sunday People
Sunday Telegraph
Sunday Times
Sweet and Maxwell's Law of Pension Schemes
Time Magazine
Times
Tolley's Pensions Law Service
Tolley's Social Security and State Benefits
Transfer of Undertaking
Vacher's Quarterly
Welfare Rights Bulletin
Work and Stress—Internet
Work Employment and Society—Print and Backfile Lease—Internet
Working Brief—PDF—E-Mail
(b) This information is not centrally collated and could not be provided without incurring disproportionate costs.