Banks and Treasury targets dormant accounts
Press Review 16 May 2005
Banks will meet with Treasury officials next month to determine what will happen to millions of pounds sitting in dormant bank accounts.
Brown picks new team of advisers
News Article 10 May 2005
Gordon Brown has revamped his Treasury team of special advisers.
Boateng to quit as MP and minister
News Article 14 March 2005
Treasury chief secretary Paul Boateng has announced he is to stand down from parliament at the general election.
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Treasury 'blocked key banking report'
Press Review 18 February 2005
London Stock Exchange chairman Donald Cruickshank says the Treasury "did pretty much everything" to block his report into banking competition, released in 2000.
Brown's reputation 'will be saved by FCO move'
News Article 15 February 2005
Gordon Brown will escape the Treasury before his reputation is tarnished by major problems brewing in the government's finances, Vincent Cable has predicted.
Vincent Cable - Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman
Interview 15 February 2005
Vincent Cable tells ePolitix.com why his party will have to look again at how public services are funded and who he believes he will be shadowing after the election.
Treasury facing new information pressure
Press Review 11 February 2005
The FT has applied for an internal review of the Treasury's decision to delete several sections of its documents on "Black Wednesday" released earlier in the week under the Freedom of Information Act.
Full cost of Black Wednesday revealed
Press Review 10 February 2005
The spectre of Black Wednesday has returned to haunt the Conservatives.
ERM fiasco pushed Major to brink of resignation
News Article 10 February 2005
The publication of official figures putting the costs of Black Wednesday at £3.3 billion has prompted John Major to admit that he almost resigned when Sterling crashed out of the ERM.
Treasury blocking release of 'Black Wednesday' papers
News Article 9 February 2005
The Treasury is refusing to publish parts of documents giving details about "Black Wednesday", despite requests under the new Freedom of Information Act.
Dispute looms over Black Wednesday papers
Press Review 4 February 2005
John Major and Lord Lamont have asked for Treasury documents covering the events leading up to Black Wednesday in 1992 to be kept secret.
Treasury vital in urban renewal insists Brown
News Article 2 February 2005
Gordon Brown has insisted the Treasury has a wide role to play in the development of public policy and the renewal of urban areas.
Brown warned over £11bn black hole
Press Review 27 January 2005
The chancellor will have to raise £11 billion a year extra in taxes if he is to avoid breaking his own rules on public debt and borrowing, according to respected independent analysts.
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