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Helping groups in Scotland at risk from fuel poverty is a priority for the UK government, says Michael Moore, the Secretary of State for Scotland.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Scottish Secretary Michael Moore helped world class small wind turbine maker Gaia-Wind send off their first turbine to Tonga.
An independent review about barriers to choice that people face in accessing public services has been published today.
A new website, Find Me Some Government Space, lets the public see for the first time what government property is available to buy or rent.
The government has today launched a consultation on proposals to reform Payroll Giving for charities and donors.
Bulletin from the government's neighbourhood planning team about latest news and policy developments.
Olympic medallist Louis Smith’s gymnastics club among hundreds of sports groups receiving Sport England investment.
Ed Vaizey attends inaugural meeting in Norwich to ensure smooth delivery of the country’s broadband scheme.
Norfolk has been selected to pioneer a new approach to the roll out of superfast broadband.
Hugh Robertson kicks off the recruitment process for new leaders.
Paying millions of pounds to be broadcast on satellite is not ‘fair or equitable’. Speaking at the Oxford Media Convention, Communications…
Delivered by Minister of State for Sport and Tourism, Rt Hon Hugh Robertson
More than 100 hospitals will share a £25 million fund to improve and upgrade their maternity units, Health Minister Dr Dan Poulter announced…
Almost a third of the population of Darfur are still relying on food aid for survival ten years on from the beginning of the region’s conflict, International Development Minister, Lynne Featherstone, has said during a visit …
Reports of disability hate crime have trebled in Blackpool after disabled people were encouraged to come forward.
Wales Office Minister Baroness Jenny Randerson will today (24 January 2013) visit Oxfam community development project, Duffryn Community Link.
Welsh Secretary David Jones has urged Welsh local authorities and developers to bid for funding for new train stations.
Secretary of State for Wales, David Jones met senior executives of Tata Steel at its Port Talbot site today.
A share of a £25 million fund to improve the birthing environments in more than 100 hospitals was announced today.
A third sector organisation was awarded £150,000 today to help voluntary groups play a leading role in cutting crime and reducing reoffending…
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