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Vulnerable individuals at risk of eviction and homelessness will find it easier to access legal services, thanks to a historic boost in civil legal aid funding confirmed today (2 July) by Minister Sarah Sackman.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Uplifts to Guaranteed Service Standard Scheme will result in up to tenfold increase for customer compensation when they've been failed by water companies
Government sets out ambitions for a social rent revolution through the new £39 billion Social and Affordable Homes Programme.
The Prime Minister launches a new era for the NHS, bringing more easily accessible care closer to home.
National active travel network will provide 3,500 miles of safer routes for better connectivity, targeting areas where health and air quality are poorest.
New 'innovator passports' will slash red tape so cutting-edge tech and treatments can be rolled out across the NHS quicker under the 10 Year Health Plan.
His Majesty's Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo Alyson King's speech on the King's Birthday Party delivered on 19 June.
The Prime Minister welcomed the President of Kenya, William Ruto, to Downing Street today.
The Technology and Energy Secretaries have chaired the second round of discussions, with a focus on compute and the energy demands of AI.
A complex decommissioning project to cut over 750 electrical cables to isolate Oldbury site's turbine hall power supply has been safely completed.
The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice has confirmed that Cindy Butts is the preferred candidate for appointment to the role of Standing Advocate.
Victims of major incidents will be better supported following Cindy Butts’ selection as preferred candidate for the Independent Public Advocate (IPA).
Responsibility for 8.5km of frontage returns to Environment Agency after 25 years with a plan to better protect 3,000 properties - eventually rising to 18,000.
Director disqualification and compensation order for Bounce Back loan abuse
Publication of CAA report on its progress to address recommendations made by an independent review into NATS technical failure of August 2023.
Statement from Francesca Whitelaw KC, who has been appointed the interim Biometrics Commissioner.
The Minister for Policing and Crime Prevention has appointed Francesca Whitelaw KC as the interim Biometrics Commissioner.
UK Statement at Norway’s World Trade Organization Trade Policy Review. Delivered by the UK's Permanent Ambassador to the WTO and UN, Simon Manley.
Work to restore control of Britain’s borders has seen the first of sweeping reforms to the immigration system introduced by the Home Secretary today.…
Secretary of State for Science, Innovation, and Technology, Peter Kyle, delivered a speech at the CityWeek 2025 on Tuesday 1 July 2025.
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