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The Highways Agency will shortly be carrying out essential safety improvements on the Tinsley Viaduct upper deck which carries the M1 between junction 34 north and junction 34 south near Sheffield, South Yorkshire.
Drainage improvement work will start on the A33 Winchester Bypass on Monday (3 March).
Crewe to benefit from high speed rail.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New research from Start4Life highlights that mothers-to-be are looking for answers by revealing their top 20 questions.
Address to the British Parking Association mentioning the local authorities parking consultation, high streets and new technology.
Changes at DVLA are going to give drivers access to more online and tailored services.
Announcing publication of the DVLA review and ministerial response.
Residents in Dartford and Thurrock who regularly use the Dartford Crossing are reminded that changes to a discount scheme which will benefit them come into force on Saturday (1 March).
Regular update on the latest news and information on police and crime issues.
George Eustice speech to the National Farmers Union Conference: 'Backing the business of British Farming', 25 February 2014
Soldiers from 3rd Battalion The Mercian Regiment have intercepted more than 200 kilos of hashish in Helmand province.
The government has promised £10 million of support for farmers affected by flooding.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has updated Parliament on the situation in Ukraine and Syria and relations with Iran.
Military students faced their final test on Salisbury Plain recently during the last exercise of a challenging 6-week course.
DVLA is testing changes to some of its online vehicle services.
Plan Bee is the latest 2014 legacy project.
Military personnel are to remain available to assist local authorities as efforts begin to move from flood relief to recovery work.
The Highways Agency is to carry out tests on a section of smart motorway in Birmingham which is scheduled to become operational by the beginning of March.
Foreign Office advise against all but essential travel to South Sinai in Egypt except for within the Sharm el Sheikh resort areas.
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