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Independent inspection to better understand whether the council is complying with its ‘best value’ duty.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Charles will be responsible for the development of MOD strategy and policy on all MOD Information and Communications Technology
Article by British Ambassador to Morocco, Mr Thomas Reilly, on his visit to a dormitory in the Atlas Mountains.
Sajid Javid discusses some of the key measures in the local government finance settlement.
Hi-tech manufacturer SG Controls used government contract bond support to export to China.
A major road upgrade that will improve journeys on the M3 and the A34 in Hampshire has been unveiled by Highways England today (Tuesday 9 January).
Justice Secretary David Gauke’s statement on transparency of the Parole Board and victim support.
The Environment Agency is working with Port of Blyth to build a new flood wall in Blyth, which will protect the coastal town from tidal flooding.
Just months after providing vital relief in the Caribbean, a £100 million deal to provide future support to the Royal Air Force’s fleet of Puma HC Mk2 helicopters through to March 2022 has been agreed.
The Redundancy Payment Service helpline is operating as normal once again.
The government’s Trade Bill will benefit businesses and consumers as the UK progresses towards leaving the EU.
This is a brief summary on how the Parole Board make decisions on ISP parole reviews
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced that Mark Boyle has been re-appointed for a second term as Non-Executive Chair of The Pensions Regulator.
More than 660 homes and businesses at Starcross and Cockwood will be better protected from coastal flooding as work started today (8 January 2018) on a new £4 million flood scheme.
An attempt to smuggle more than a million cigarettes into the UK hidden in foot stools was prevented by Border Force at Manchester Airport.
Safety lesson on the use of safety harness tethers on sailing yachts.
Eleanor Schooling writes that it is possible for homes to support ‘hard-to-place’ children and still achieve a good or better inspection outcome.
The last 15 applicants will compete to win an opportunity to internationalise their business via the UK.
The RFCC chair appointments have been announced
Today the government's ban on microbeads in cosmetics and personal care products comes into effect.
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