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Creative industries can play a key role in our economic recovery, said Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan at an event to celebrate the…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
NHS Chief Executive Sir David Nicholson has written to the chief executive community providing further information about the proposed changes set out in the NHS White Paper, and the role of leaders in the NHS in the coming w…
Michael Gove reaffirms the government’s belief that autonomy for schools leads to higher performance and sustained improvement.
Children's Minister Sarah Teather calls for contributions to a new special educational needs (SEN) green paper.
Andrew Scott CBE appointed Director of the National Museum of Science and Industry, from 18 October 2010.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Jonathan Djanogly, Fixed Term Parliament Bill and Royal Mail.
Flags representing the historic counties of England are to be hoisted above DCLG to celebrate their important place in the nation's cultural heritage.
Home Information Packs (HIPs) were not trusted and it was right to scrap them, Housing Minister Grant Shapps has said.
Independent research proves that Home Information Packs were ignored by the very people they were meant to help, backing the decision to scrap…
The second wave of the National Survey of Charities and Social Enterprises has been launched today, 10 September 2010.
Government announced that ideas submitted to the Spending Challenge by the public and public sector workers will be implemented as policy.
Sarah Teather: Improving the special educational needs (SEN) system will put parents in control of their child’s education.
Introduction It’s a great pleasure to be here today to celebrate the many successes that Black Country businesses have chalked up over the …
Foreign Office Minister aiming to boost business ties, and follow up on the Foreign Secretary’s commitment to deepening UK-Japan relations.
Meeting focussed on developing investment and trade cooperation, and sharing views on economic recovery
Discussions on a variety of issues including the death penalty and parental child abduction
The Foreign Secretary William Hague sent Eid-Ul-Fitr greetings to Muslim communities during a special video message.
Extreme rainfall in Pakistan and high temperatures in Russia have recently raised questions about how much climate change could be to blame.
From today users will be able to download four new podcasts launched by the Foreign Office: History, History Enhanced, Arabic and Farsi.
In reference to the proposed burning of the Qur'an, the Foreign Secretary William Hague has made a statement.
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