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An article by the Secretary of State for Scotland on the Calman process.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The new coalition government has pursued an agenda of mutual respect with the devolved administrations since coming to power. We will continue…
The Deputy Prime Minister has outlined government plans to reform elections to the House of Commons.
The Government today welcomed a new era for women in developing countries as UN members agreed details of a new UN agency for women and gender issues.
International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell announced further cash-saving measures as part of an ongoing drive to get value for money out of the Government’s aid budget.
Green Day helps pupils learn about climate change and how it relates to the buildings and space around them.
Defra is making changes to the way farmers are paid for protecting the environment, after an EU audit of England's agri-environment schemes.
A statement by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg on political and constitutional reform in the House of Commons on 5 July 2010.
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan met with ITV Chairman Archie Norman at the ITV Wales studios at Culverhouse Cross, Cardiff, today…
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan today welcomed the Chief Secretary to the Treasury’s (CST) confirmation that the Government will …
Four new appointments to the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) have been announced.
The Deputy Prime Minister has outlined Government plans to reform elections to the House of Commons.
Briefing by the Prime Minister's Spokesman on: the Deputy Prime Minister's statement on electoral reform, Prime Minister's Questions, Civil Service compensation, education/Treasury statements and miscellaneous it…
Access to Michael Gove's letter outlining how and why £1 billion in reductions will be made.
Additional £15 million funding for operators and councils to use low carbon buses.
Communities Minister Andrew Stunell today (5 July 2010) spoke at the launch of Operation Black Vote’s MP shadowing scheme.
Moving decision-making power from central government to councils and communities.
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has welcomed the confirmation of £390 million to build over 8,500 new much-needed homes.
Chancellor announced that Dr Martin Weale has been appointed to succeed Kate Barker as external member on the Monetary Policy Committee.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury announced that four departments have agreed to reductions in unfunded spending commitments totalling £1.5bn.
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