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UK exports of mackerel rose last year, despite an unjustified Russian food ban across Europe.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New guidance for local authorities and NHS organisations follows public consultation.
Speech for the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders about the modern advancements in the car industry.
Defence Minister Phillip Dunne today confirmed the transfer of land from MOD to allow the Plymouth City Deal to go ahead.
The Minister for Civil Society spoke at the launch of Access - The Foundation for Social Investment.
More than 550 miles of Highways Agency roadworks will be lifted over Easter to help bank holiday journeys go smoothly.
Statutory document confirms standards for operating punctual and reliable services in England (outside London) and Wales.
Places are available for the week-long residential postgraduate course on the work of the public analyst. Book by 31 March 2015.
The CMA is reviewing past requirements on firms to see if they are still necessary.
British Embassy completes successful project support on multiculturalism in municipalities in Macedonia.
Initiatives announced to roll out smart tickets and contactless payment on public transport.
Chancellor visits East Anglian Air Ambulance in Norwich following £10 million Budget pledge for air ambulance services across the country.
Nearly £600,000 of government funding is being provided for the Inner Tay Regeneration Scheme in Perth and Kinross.
Applications are open for the 2-year Researchers in Schools training programme for PhD graduates.
Simple isn’t always good. Complex biological data streams are rich in commercial potential that's currently underexploited.
The Minister for Welfare Reform, Lord Freud, announced today (26 March 2015) that Paul Gray has been reappointed as Chair of SSAC.
We normally acknowledge appeals, if they are not thought to be invalid, within 28 days. If you submit an appeal online, you’ll get an immediate acknowledgement.
Tax changes coming into effect in a week will see Britain’s businesses benefit from lower taxes – helping them reinvest more of their money in growing their business and hiring more staff.
Ms Judith Gough has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to Ukraine.
New tax changes come into effect at the start of each financial year. Here’s a list of things coming into effect in April 2015 to back businesses and support people.
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