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London to be given powers giving property owners greater role in revitalising high streets.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A series of First World War practice trenches have been uncovered at Ballykinler Training Centre in Northern Ireland.
State-of-the-art medicines will be fast-tracked to patients thanks to the Early Access to Medicines Scheme.
Latest news on the various activities for the "This is Great Britain" campaign and how you can get involved.
The Highways Agency will begin work to renew barriers on the A628 at Salters Brook Bridge in Sheffield next week, improving safety along this important Pennine route.
Road users and local residents are being invited to attend public information exhibitions to update them about the work that is taking place to upgrade part of the A1 in North Yorkshire to a three-lane motorway.
The Prime Minister held a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, during his visit to Israel.
Outlines the agenda for the next Transport Council, covering subjects including rail regulation, urban mobility and legislative proposals.
The fire and rescue service could save millions by improving the way it sources and purchases firefighting clothing and equipment.
The first vaccine against Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF) virus gives 100% protection in an experimental model in mice.
Road users, local residents and businesses can find out more next week about proposals to transform the M4 into one of the longest stretches of ‘smart motorway’ in England by 2021.
Drivers using the A64 in North Yorkshire are being advised that the eastbound exit slip road at the Brambling Fields junction east of Malton will be closed for a week for maintenance.
Pedestrians and cyclists in Egremont will soon benefit from a new signal-controlled toucan crossing to help them cross the A595.
The consular section of the Embassy hosted its annual conference for Honorary Consuls and Consular Agents from around Ecuador.
Essential maintenance work at Stroud Road Brookthorpe Bridge on M5 between Junctions 11a and 12 will require narrow lanes on both carriageways from Monday, March 24.
The Prosperity Fund in Mexico is now open for the submission of project proposals in its first phase.
As part of our country-wide consular outreach programme, the consular team visited Cuenca for a joint event with the Canadian Embassy
…Road safety animation competition for school children unveils Aardman studios creation 'Horace'.…
Patrick McLoughlin responds to the death of Bob Crow, the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers General Secretary.
A scheme to improve the safety of road users on the A46 near Bath will get underway next week.
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