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Government publishes consultation inviting members of public to have say on handling of complaints against Police and Crime Commissioners.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Monthly situation reports on critical care beds, cancelled operations and delayed transfers of care published
Following the success of this year's Quit Kit campaign, the Department would like to invite pharmacies across England to distribute Quit Kits to smokers between January and March 2012.
Sir Gus O'Donnell has responded to Andy Burnham's letter of 31 August 2011.
Prime Minister David Cameron praised Canada's role on the world stage in a speech to the Canadian Parliament, and focused on the global economy.
The government has published a consultation inviting members of the public to have their say on how complaints against PCCs are handle.
UK car production increased by more than 10% in August.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton reiterated concerns about Iran's nuclear programme and underlined the resolve of the international community to oppose nuclear proliferation.
International Contact Group Working Group on Reintegration reaffirmed their commitment in helping bring peace and reconciliation to Afghanistan
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt wishes young schoolboy injured by grenade well for his recovery.
Prime Minister's first speech to the UN General Assembly - Thursday 22nd September 2011
Having just taken over duties from HMS Monmouth in the Middle East, HMS Somerset has wasted no time in reinforcing multinational relations by conducting maritime security exercises with the Saudi Navy in the Red Sea.
The Minister for Defence Personnel, Welfare and Veterans, Andrew Robathan, has visited a charity helping to get wounded, injured and sick veterans into work.
The North Atlantic Council decided yesterday to extend the current mandate of Operation UNIFIED PROTECTOR, while keeping the situation under…
The Provincial Response Companies (PRCs) are specially trained Afghan tactical units which will be called upon to deal with specific incidents…
Under a new agreement Indian and British scientists are to work together to develop cutting-edge technologies for defence and security.
Service personnel and their families in Hounslow, West London are settling into newly refurbished homes delivered by Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) as part of an ongoing £7.8 million upgrade project.
The potential for shale gas is worth exploration The industry is governed by one of the most robust and stringent regulatory frameworks in…
Drive to generate at least £1 billion in Olympic business boost and attract four million extra visitors
New plans reduce overall fee burden on industry
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