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Fishing without a licence last summer has cost 3 men total penalties of £1,275.
Data analytics experts Quantexa have been awarded a new contract to help the government recover fraud against the public purse.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Government launches competition for businesses to bid for share of £1m to stimulate innovation in Occupational Health.
A specialist ship to support Royal Navy operations – a mother ship to launch drones to find and destroy undersea threats – has arrived in Plymouth today.
A man has been ordered to pay £421 for fishing illegally with a gill net. The Environment Agency fisheries enforcement team witnessed Paul Common pulling in the net at Newbiggin-by-the-Sea.
The Environment Agency is working together with partners at Groundwork North East & Cumbria and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust on the pilot project.
The CMA and CAA have published a joint open letter.
His Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Amanda Spielman, writes to Sophie Langdale and Frances Oram, Directors of Children’s Social Care at the DfE, about regulating supported accommodation.
The Minister of State at DHSC has responded to recommendations made by the Regulatory Horizons Council (RHC) on the regulation of medical devices.
The Environment Agency has successfully prosecuted an angler from Nottingham who was caught fishing without a licence at Castle Donington.
At the London-based think tank Asia House, Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan gave a keynote speech on the UK’s ongoing commitment to the Indo-Pacific region.
Minister for Defence Procurement, Alex Chalk, delivered a speech at the steel cutting of HMS Active - a Type 31 frigate - at Rosyth Dockyard in Scotland.
The government has laid secondary legislation to further tighten controls for poisons and chemicals which can be used to make explosives.
Following an in-depth review, the CMA has found Cérélia’s purchase of Jus-Rol could leave UK retailers and shoppers facing higher prices and lower quality products.
In a keynote speech at the ICAEW Charity Conference, Orlando Fraser reflects on his first 9 months as Chair of the Charity Commission, and looks ahead to the challenges and opportunities facing charities in 2023.
Secretary of State speech at the Davos World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, 2023.
The number of people tagged has reached record highs following the government’s drive to use technology to make streets safer.
Britain’s critical subsea infrastructure is set to be strengthened as the first of two future undersea surveillance ships today arrived into Birkenhead.
A ‘mother ship’ has been purchased by DE&S to carry cutting-edge equipment that will protect Britain’s critical subsea cables and pipelines from hostile attack.
More than 100 projects awarded share of £2.1 billion from Round 2 of government’s flagship Levelling Up Fund to create jobs and boost the economy
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