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Exercise Watermark will trial responses to a range of scenarios which could occur during a flood emergency.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
To mark World Habitat Day, the Home Secretary has told the Metro newspaper what changes in Britain’s towns and cities she would like to see.
The Prime Minister has reappointed Admiral the Lord West of Spithead as a Trustee of the Imperial War Museum. His second term of appointment will run from 1st July 2010 to 30thJune 2014.
M1 capacity and safety improvements given go-ahead.
Eric Pickles announces proposals to tighten up the publicity rules for councils so they guard against campaigning with public funds.
New proposals to stop taxpayers’ money being squandered on town hall newspapers or hired lobbyists have been announced by Communities Secretary…
Mr Jonathan Wilks has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Yemen.
In a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, Foreign Secretary William Hague said that climate change underpins our security and prosperity.
John Ashton, the UK’s special representative for climate change, will be visiting Colombia on 29 September to ratify both country’s commitment to deal with climate change
A soldier credited with dealing with more improvised explosive devices than any other British operator in history has been awarded the George Medal for his bravery.
The paths of a father and his son have crossed in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan, as one tour ends and another begins.
A Falklands-based RAF Search and Rescue (SAR) team battled storm-force conditions recently to airlift a critically-ill man from a fishing trawler, after the ship's captain made an SOS call, more than 200 miles (320km) fr…
Service families based at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus will soon be accessing medical and dental services in a newly-constructed integrated treatment facility.
The visit was part of General Richards’ Royal Navy briefing day to familiarise him with the role of the Royal Navy before he takes up his next…
This year, the Gibraltar Cadets spent their first week at RAF Shawbury in the north of Shropshire. Training at RAF Shawbury is conducted by …
The Government is committed to increasing the range of finance options available to businesses that are often reliant on bank lending for credit…
Michael Moore, Secretary of State for Scotland, addresses the CBI on the economy, public finances and next steps for devolution.
The Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore was in Moray today (Tuesday 28 September) to visit the RAF Kinloss and RAF Lossiemouth bases as part of his ministerial tour of the country.
Value of Fashion Report demonstrates value of sector
Introduction Bill Gates talked about the internet as the “town square for the global village of tomorrow”. Technology has turbo-charged globalisation…
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