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Ed Miliband delivered a speech at the 'Blue Finance and Innovation' event at CHOGM on 03 November 2026. He outlined UK leadership on ocean finance, private finance mobilisation, climate resilience and sustainable gro…
The West Midlands hospitality sector could gain access to a new supply of trained staff thanks to the opening of a new training restaurant inside a women's prison.
Statement by Ed Thicknesse, UK Deputy Spokesperson, at the UN Fourth Committee on Information Integrity
Work has started on new and improved infrastructure, preparing the site for additional Army personnel relocating from 2029.
New laws to govern the use of groundbreaking technology and maximise public safety.
MHRA issues new guidance on its approach to clinical trial applications that rely on non-clinical safety data generated outside the OECD Mutual Acceptance of Data system.
More than £59,000 recovered in unpaid wages following action by the Fair Work Agency
A lost ancient stone, once part of a Stone Age tomb, has been raised. The sarsen stone, millions of years old, will become a focal point for visitors.
Correspondence relating to the anticipated acquisition of ITV M&E Holdings Limited by Sky UK Limited.
Visitor Levy Bill introduced in Parliament, letting local leaders raise and reinvest money in much loved high streets, public spaces and tourist attractions
Latest information and actions from the Department for Education about funding, assurance and resource management, for academies, local authorities and further education providers.
The Energy Independence Bill will cut bills for households and put power back in people's hands with a fairer energy system.
Luke Jensen has been appointed as the Chair of the National Savings and Investments Board.
Decision focuses on whether remedies remain appropriate and continue to deliver benefits.
Children will learn how to spot fraud and protect themselves from financial and sexual exploitation, as new lessons are offered to schools across the country.
Technology entrepreneur joins National Armaments Director Group, bringing more than 30 years of experience across science, finance and industry.
Changes will help smaller businesses safeguard their work and modernise design protection.
Watch the recording of our Manage your appeals webinar for local planning authorities, read a summary of the updates covered and find answers to the main themes raised during the Q&A
Landmark qualification will help pupils preserve their language and cultural heritage while opening doors to future opportunities
Clark Sinclair Limited took more than £123,000 from businesses with debts by claiming they could provide alternatives to formal insolvency.
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