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Water Bill to remove caps on government share ownership in water firms
Disabled passengers and families are set to benefit from unassisted level boarding as the standard on new Great British Railways (GBR) trains.
New licensing safeguards will strengthen public safety and help police assess risks.
Families and businesses across the country will benefit from faster grid connections.
Leaseholders will be given more rights and better protections under new rules, the government can confirm today.…
Week of action targets criminal gangs who illegally try to enter the UK from Ireland, comes alongside a wider 74% surge in organised immigration crime arrests.…
The Online Procedure Rule Committee's practice direction for possession proceedings is now in force. It sets out the procedure for claims using the new digital service for possession claims.
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into Cumbria Community Homes (charity number 1184991).
Free entry protected for every visitor to England's national museums
The Food Standard Agency's (FSA) National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) has taken part in a multi-agency day of action in Leicester, targeting the illegal sale of ‘smokies’ through an online business.
Undertakings offered by Co-op Group could address competition concerns relating to its acquisition of Southern Co-op.
New strategy marks significant shift for the Agency – helping people and businesses deal with financial trouble earlier, as well as making quicker returns to the economy, and stepping up action against those who abuse the sy…
Drawing on experience from across government, the resource brings together useful guidance on connecting academic expertise with policy needs.
This circular sets out changes to the Firearms Rules 1998 which take effect from 29 September 2026.
Statement by Ambassador Kate Foster, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on the West Bank.
New amendments to the Social Housing Bill will deliver stronger protections for homeless households.
The Home Secretary has reopened the UK Resettlement Scheme, with around a quarter of referrals expected to be Afghan women and girls and Palestinian refugees.
The Chancellor has announced a package to help people into work, education and training, while building the skilled workforce Britain needs for the future.
Overseas buyers will be offered a new UK Export Finance loan guarantee to incentivise buying goods and services from British companies.
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