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Transport Secretary Justine Greening will reduce the number of members on the Humber Bridge Board from 22 to 4.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Passengers are being asked for their views to shape a new franchise for train services.
Government launches consultation to tackle avoidance ensuring that individuals and companies pay a fair share of residential property tax.
The government is today asking for applications to manage £500 million of its investment available through the Business Finance Partnership.
Crime outcomes are now published and available for the public to track ahead of the PCC elections.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has committed 60 minutes of his time to volunteering in a local charity shop in his constituency.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham has confirmed the release of British hostage Patrick Noonan, after he was kidnapped in Sudan.
Watch videos of the three speeches from yesterday's event: Foreign Secretary William Hague, In the Land of Blood and Honey" Director Angelina Jolie and the US Ambassador to the UK, on behalf of the US Secretary of S…
Royal Marines of 42 Commando at Bickleigh near Plymouth marked the completion of their newly-built medical and dental centre with a ceremonial opening on Friday 25 May.
Service personnel from RAF High Wycombe have paraded through the Buckinghamshire town of Princes Risborough with 'swords drawn, bayonets fixed, colours flying and bands playing'.
A soldier who was almost paralysed by a gunman whilst serving in Afghanistan is to row in the historic Diamond Jubilee Pageant on the River Thames this weekend.
Troops from No 1 Company of the Irish Guards have been conducting public order training to prepare them for their upcoming role as part of the UK's contingency operations battalion.
Over 150 paratroopers from the UK and the United States have parachuted together onto Salisbury Plain as part of an annual exchange programme called Exercise Airdrop Warrior.
Ms Thorneywork has extensive experience in the further education sector, having worked as a Deputy Headteacher at a Technology College and as…
Geothermal power from Icelandic volcanoes could supply electricity to the UK under new Memorandum of Understanding The UK and Iceland today…
Helping Scottish firms to manufacture, compete in global markets and increase their exports is a key aim for the UK Government and one which will help the economy stabilise and grow, the Secretary of State for Scotland said …
Hefty fines of more than £100 for small mistakes such as leaving your bin lid open have been cut under changes to the law brought in by Defra today.
Homes, roads and parks could all be better protected from the effects of climate change after an agreement was struck between ministers and local government.
The British Medical Association has voted to stage a day of industrial action on 21 June over planned changes to the NHS pension scheme.
The Department of Health has published the third edition of the Long Term Conditions Compendium of Information.
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