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The Prime Minister's Official Spokesperson answered questions about a LGBT school, voter registration and tax cuts for North Sea oil.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Chancellor visits major research and development hubs in the north-west to build further on his vision for a northern powerhouse.
The new post of CSPL's blog discusses the provision of public services by third-party providers and the need for them to observe common ethical standards.
Minister for School Reform informs awarding organisations about qualifications counted in performance tables.
The latest position on level 1 and level 2 (sometimes known as IGCSEs) academic qualifications in performance tables.
MHRA is asking people with a particular insulin pump to check the clock resets to the correct time and date when they change the battery or when the power is interrupted.
UKTI helps mobile software firm Mobisoft develop its export business and win business with the British embassies in Kenya and Sudan.
Chancellor visits a courier firm in Solihull to see how falling oil prices has cut costs for a local business.
A revised code of practice for the Mental Health Act 1983 provides guidance for professionals.
A new publication, ‘Ahead of the curve’, highlights how the UK is the world leader in 'race-bred' high performance automotive innovation.
The Permanent Secretary’s review into possible warnings to the Department for Education about extremism in Birmingham schools.
The Permanent Secretary’s review into possible warnings to the Department for Education, relating to extremism in Birmingham schools.
Warnings have been issued across large parts of England after the Met Office forecast a spell of colder weather.
The Prime Minister made a statement to Parliament on lessons learnt by government from Sir Desmond de Silva’s Report of the Patrick Finucane Review.
Eighty four per cent of health and safety rules will have been scrapped or improved in this Parliament, freeing employers from unnecessary red tape.
The Insolvency Service has published the winter edition of its quarterly external newsletter for stakeholders.
The Minister for Disabled People has appointed 5 new members to the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council (IIAC) for 3 years.
Health minister Jeremy Hunt outlines pilot for possible change to the way ambulance services respond to 999 calls.
Environment Agency grants Cuadrilla environmental permits for shale gas exploration. Strong environmental standards are in place.
Office of the Schools Adjudicator annual report for September 2013 to August 2014.
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