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In a speech ahead of the government's spending review the Secretary of State highlights concerns that councils are effectively "letting money slip through their fingers".
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Today the Government laid out plans to protect two cornerstones of British life - the Royal Mail and the Post Office.
UK to be at the centre of a revolution in the diagnosis and treatment of disease
Foreign Secretary William Hague says Russia is an "important partner for the UK".
On 11 October Abdallah Abu Rahma was sentenced to 12 months in prison. The Foreign Office has issued a statement commenting on this development.
Minister for Europe David Lidington said that the UK is a "firm supporter of a strong, free and independent Ukraine and its European aspirations”, ahead of his first official visit to Ukraine on 13-14 October 2010.
New research shows that small and medium-sized businesses in the UK expect increased exports in the next twelve months.
Greek air traffic controllers to strike on 17 October
Returning from her second tour, Lindy Cameron, who recently served as Head of Mission for the British-led Helmand Provincial Reconstruction Team highlighted governance and economic improvements at a NATO media roundtable on …
Minister for Europe writes in Ukrainian newspaper "The Den" ahead of his visit to the country.
At the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers' 11 Training Battalion, young engineers are trained to ensure that the equipment troops are using in Helmand is maintained to the highest standards
The finest photographers in the Royal Air Force gathered in London yesterday to find out who had won the top awards in this year's photographic competition.
Major Mark Suddaby was one of around 400 soldiers from 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland (1 SCOTS) who have been in Afghanistan for…
A formal "Topping-Out" ceremony has been held to mark the weatherproofing of the new Pathfinder Building at RAF Wyton - a significant milestone in the construction of the new Defence Intelligence facilities.
Five teams made up of troops from Afghanistan, Bahrain, Denmark, the UK and the US took part in a football challenge on a dusty pitch in Helmand last week.
Naval assets from the UK, France, Australia and the US have completed a major international anti-submarine warfare exercise in the Gulf of Oman.
Better regulation issues of interest to micro and small businesses. Members of the database help Government to embed the ‘think small first’…
The UK’s performance has been strong in the current 2007-2013 iteration of the Framework Programme (known as FP7) - with researchers receiving…
The announcement was made as the Government put its plans before Parliament to secure vibrant futures for two cornerstones of British life -…
The Government has today put plans before Parliament to protect two cornerstones of British life - the Royal Mail and the Post Office. The …
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