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On 11 May APHA and Defra issued an Official Journal of the European Union notice inviting tenders for a range of animal health and technical support services.
International Development Minister Nick Hurd visited Sierra Leone to see how UK aid is helping the country move on from Ebola to a stronger future.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The Coal Authority Board to conduct its business in public, with the next meeting arranged to take place on 17 May 2016.
The Education Secretary discusses the work of the Careers & Enterprise Company one year on from its creation.
Charter for Sports Governance in the UK published
At least 18 countries commit to international partnerships to drive up standards and integrity in government institutions and professional associations, as part of landmark Anti-Corruption Summit.
Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury Damian Hinds visits Chivas Brothers Beefeater distillery and meets spirit industry leaders who warn that leaving EU could put the UK’s booming gin industry at risk.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond met the new Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs, Susana Malcorra
Northern Ireland exports face an uncertain future outside the European Union
UK Government plans for the BBC announced today will help make sure Welsh audiences are served better by the public broadcaster.
CPI inflation was 0.5% in March 2016, prompting an open letter from the Governor of the Bank of England to the Chancellor on 12 May 2016. The Chancellor replied to the Governor on 12 May 2016.
Arriva could face an in-depth merger investigation over competition concerns resulting from it taking over the Northern Rail franchise.
New proposals to crack down on ‘economic crimes’ such as fraud and money laundering are to be considered later this year.
The Environment Agency has published an independent report commissioned to investigate how water got into the Foss Barrier Pumping Station in York on 26 December 2015.
For the first time ever, public contracts will be visible from start to finish under new rules announced at London’s Anti-Corruption Summit.
An article by Skills minister Nick Boles on Traineeships. Originally published in The Sun.
Local businesses discover how employing ex-offenders can help meet their need for specialist skills.
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale's statement to Parliament on reforms to the BBC to make sure it remains a valued public broadcaster for the future
Government sets out reforms to the BBC so that the public broadcaster continues to thrive in the future
Written Ministerial Statement made by the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, Michael Gove.
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