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Shoppers in Thailand have the chance to win a trip to London, as well as other prizes by entering a competition.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Statement by Ambassador Shearman of the UK Mission to the UN at the General Assembly informal meeting to commemorate World Wildlife Day
The Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Ed Davey, has written back to LetterOne regarding its acquisition of Dea UK.
Greater powers to be given to enforcement authorities to stop, search and seize vehicles suspected of waste crime.
The chair of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) writes to Theresa May about nitrous oxide abuse.
The NIO provides a useful update on progress around the commemoration of First World War and the wider decade of commemorations
Ofwat has referred an appeal from Bristol Water plc to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
The EU confirmed nearly US$30m to support education and business in TCI at an EU Overseas Countries and Territories meeting 24-26 February.
Road users in Surrey are advised the eastbound M3 will be closed between junction 2 Runnymede and junction 3 Camberley this week to install cross carriageway ducts as part of the scheme to transform this section of the M3 in…
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) is investing more than £500,000 to improve facilities at Copehill Down’s Fighting in Built Areas (FIBUA) village on Salisbury Plain.
From the discovery of DNA to inventing the world wide web the UK has a reputation for world-leading creativity and inventiveness.
The Ministry of Defence has released enough land for more than 38,000 new homes, helping the Government to surpass its target
Minister for the Digital Economy Ed Vaizey's keynote speech at Oxford Media Convention 2015 on the role of government in the multi-media age
A panel of experts discussed international growth, economic and political trends and shared their experience of the UK business environment.
Rail Minister praises the work of the British Transport Police as preparations are made for devolving policing of the Scottish rail network.
Alun Cairns: "It is essential that Wales has cutting edge transport links."
IWD is on Sunday 8 March 2015. UK works to support women’s rights in Uganda.
Baroness Anelay makes second visit to the Human Rights Council in Geneva and discusses key UN human rights priorities.
With the next phase of a project to strengthen the bank of Whittlesey Washes starting this month, people who live and work nearby are being invited to a drop-in session to learn more.
Inspectors from the Employment Agency Standards Inspectorate led a number of successful visits to businesses in the Sheffield area.
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