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Around 60 per cent of nitrate pollution in water is caused by agriculture.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The government has defended its decision to introduce an interim limit on skilled workers from outside the EU.
Home Office minister James Brokenshire has warned of the severe consequnces of smuggling drugs when he visited Sarita Colonia jail in Peru.
Most comprehensive review in more than 30 years aims to improve service while ensuring the best value for money. Contribute your views.
Four decades after the Made in Dagenham pioneers, today’s workers have won new rights that will help to stamp out pay discrimination.
A scheme that allows parents to find out whether people with access to their family are sex offenders will be extended to a further 11 police forces this month.
Comprehensive review of police pay and conditions launched by government, to improve service for the public and maximise value for money.
Secretary of State Owen Paterson MP encouraged by expressions of support for Northern Ireland from leading American political and business figures.
This report contains advice on the planning and designing of networks by the NHS Clinical Advisory Groups for major trauma to their colleagues in the NHS.
Welsh Office Minister David Jones today [Friday 1 October] marked International Older Persons Day by launching a new initiative to give older…
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan is sending her support to Team Wales for medal success at the Commonwealth Games, which is opened by HRH The Prince…
Dear colleague letter from Ade Adekaiyaoja, Sexual Health PbR Development Project Lead, dated 1 October 2010. Download Sense-check of the…
The PM has unveiled a new group of industry leaders to provide him and senior ministers with 'high-level' business and economic advice
From today over half a million businesses will, for one year, get double their usual Small Business Rate relief as the Government’s budget promises…
Communities Minister Andrew Stunell joined 100 volunteers from Manchester’s Airport Community Network to celebrate their achievements.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has called for all councils to publish their spending over £500 online, reminding them that their January…
Data experts across the country have echoed Eric Pickles’ call to get local authorities’ spending data online for the public to scrutinise.
New rules come into force from today (1 October 2010) which will prevent tenants from having little or no notice to find a new place to live.
Local authorities that don’t put their spending detail online are denying the public the right to hold their council to account, Secretary of…
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today welcomed new rules which mean that tenants will no longer live in fear of being booted out of their …
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