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Severn Stoke has flooded several times in recent years, including this January. £1.8 million scheme will better protect 18 properties.
Additional features to make Common Platform easier for defence professionals to use.
CEO of Nuclear Waste Services, Corhyn Parr, wrote in The Engineer magazine about the need to ‘act now’ to build the industry’s future skilled workforce
28 local authorities across England will receive funds to help people in drug and alcohol treatment.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Construction has begun on new facilities for Army musicians based at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS).
Thousands of prisoners are getting clean thanks to a doubling of drug-free wings in jails as the government’s war on addiction steps up a gear.
Former Lioness Jill Scott has opened the first of 23 new grassroots football facilities named after the Euro 2022 winning squad.
Energy suppliers agree to stop forcing vulnerable households onto prepayment meters following calls from the Energy Secretary.
Winter flood maintenance encourages wildlife and biodiversity into rivers and streams. Widespread eels important indicator of healthy waterways
Letter from Professor David Main, Chair of the Animals in Science Committee (ASC), accepting the commission of work on the forced swim test.
Newly appointed Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary Michelle Donelan given dedicated seat at the Cabinet
The projects range from practical courses in seafood preparation or manning fishing boats through to degree level qualifications.
The Royal Navy will have new uncrewed aerial technology to find and track surface contacts of interest to enable freedom of navigation and good order at sea.
Statement delivered by Political Coordinator Fergus Eckersley at the UN Security Council briefing on counter terrorism
Mark Harper meets French counterpart Clément Beaune.
Sir Jonathan Thompson appointed as Chair of HS2 Ltd.
Analysis Function celebrates winners in the third Analysis in Government Awards
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Rt Hon Chris Heaton-Harris MP today met NI parties to discuss the issues caused by ongoing governance gap in Northern Ireland, the UK-EU negotiations on the NI Protocol and NI’s c…
Defence Ministers agreed to work together to support Ukraine, as NATO partners. Further collaboration will take place through shared projects like the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP)
Awaab’s Law will force social landlords to fix damp and mould within strict time limits, in new amendment to the Social Housing Regulation Bill.
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