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Spaghetti Junction to remain closed until 4th September.
The Working Group on Product Recalls and Safety has set out its recommendations for improving the UK’s product safety system.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Whether it’s a breakdown, collision or any other emergency on the roads, Highways England traffic officer Siobhan Wares is used to helping drivers during a crisis.
Attorney General discusses the importance of evidence gathering in Syria and Iraq to enable domestic prosecutions.
The UK is expanding its training of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with new military courses covering threats like countering attacks from snipers, armoured vehicles and mortars.…
Traffic officers return belongings found in road in time for fundraising event.
UK businesses and researchers get funding to develop and test new quantum technologies that are emerging from science.
The first of a new-style smart motorway emergency area, where drivers can stop in an emergency, is being trialled on the M3 in Surrey.
A people smuggler has today (13 July) been jailed after admitting trying to travel through Harwich International Port with 22 Afghan nationals hidden in the back of his lorry.
Public Health England (PHE) has published a milestone report on the health of the population in England.
Motorway drivers are being warned they could be putting lives at risk if they throw litter from their car windows.
Businesses can apply for a share of £35 million for projects that support development of low carbon transportation and a UK supply chain.
Report noted a contrast on the efficiency and effectiveness of Border Force operations between major seaports and smaller unmanned ports.
Millions of euros available to work with European partners across a range of fields.
Businesses can apply for a share of up to £20 million for innovative projects that support electric vehicles to work smartly with the grid.
DVLA is reminding those thinking of changing their car this summer to find out if new tax rates could affect them.
A £20 million government investment will help develop electric vehicles capable of returning electricity to the grid.
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon gave a speech at Defence Secretary speech discussing stronger defence and investing in equipment
Public Health England (PHE) plans a £400 million world-leading public health campus after buying the (GlaxoSmithKline) GSK site at Harlow.
The County Court at Birmingham has handed a nine disqualification order to John Alexander Ferguson (43) for failing to maintain, preserve and deliver up records as he was required to do, following the liquidation of Allied C…
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