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Ofsted's Chief Inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw reflects on what Ofsted has learnt from the first term of short inspections of ‘good’ schools.
Museji Ahmed Takolia CBE has been appointed Chair of The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS).
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Prime Minister David Cameron announced funding to repair infrastructure damaged by floods and a campaign to promote tourism in the north.
NDA is contributing £500k to £1.5 million initiative to encourage smaller businesses to find new ways of solving some of the energy industry’s technical challenges.
The CMA today alleged that a manufacturer of bathroom fittings and a manufacturer of commercial refrigeration products breached competition law.
A new transport skills strategy outlines plans to create apprenticeships in the road and rail sector.
Patrick Commins of the AFR will spend 10 days at the Financial Times, thanks to support from UK Trade & Investment and British Airways.
The regulator for single source UK defence contracts has today published its first annual Compliance Report.
A major new injection of cash into north-east Scotland’s economy will be confirmed today as the government signs a new City Deal for Aberdeen.
David Cameron spoke with the King of Saudi Arabia, and later the Chancellor of Germany and Prime Minister of Norway on the Syria conference.
Science Minister Jo Johnson gives the Campaign for Science and Engineering (CaSE) annual lecture.
Minister for Universities and Science, Jo Johnson, sets out his vision to ensure the UK remains a global leader in science and engineering.
Secretary of State for Transport Patrick McLoughlin reaffirms commitment to new capacity in south east.
The Transitional Arrangements auction has closed securing 803MW electricity capacity for winter 2016-2017 at a clearing price of £27.50/KW.
Honorary Consuls and Consular Agents from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua meet in Masaya, Nicaragua
Writing in City AM, George Freeman talks about how London has a big part to play in funding breakthroughs in life sciences.
The Ministry of Justice and Government Equalities Office have announced the 4 areas to be funded to pilot new approaches to helping women at risk of offending.
British Embassy supports Macedonian public broadcaster to develop and implement guidelines for election process coverage.
David Mundell is to visit Mozambique next month, as part of a move to forge a new trading partnership between Aberdeen and the town of Pemba.
The Court of Appeal today sentenced child sex offender Matthew Ian Bell to 3 years in prison after overturning his original suspended sentence.
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