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Minister for Portsmouth, Michael Fallon, announced a project to attract more investment in the maritime and marine engineering industry.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A new agreement between police and the NHS seeks to improve mental health crisis care
Thousands of military personnel continue to contribute to flood relief efforts across affected parts of the United Kingdom.
Small businesses are being urged to consider a scheme that allows them to be taxed on money that flows in and out of their business, rather than using full accounting rules.
The six-year collaboration will help implement joint research projects relevant to climate change, stress biology, high value agriculture and nutrition and conservation science.
How businesses across the country are working with government to support people and communities affected by the floods and severe weather.
Greg Barker addresses the Cleantech Innovate conference on innovation in the low carbon sector.
Two British companies have been awarded over £8million to spur on innovation in storing energy, Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker announced today.
Armed forces personnel are continuing to support the cross-government and multi-agency flood relief efforts.
UK and NATO troops stepped up to the mark as they battled bad weather and treacherous conditions whilst training on Salisbury Plain.
A new approach to investing in road improvements will put a full stop to stop-start spending.
Consular staff will be at the Eurotunnel Le Shuttle terminal at Folkestone on 14-15 February to launch the "Drive safely in Europe" campaign.
Royal Marines are playing a key role in the cross-government and multi-agency relief efforts, supporting those affected by the flooding.
Speech by Philip Dunne, Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology.
Afghanistan's most senior general has visited the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, the home of British Army officer training.
The British Embassy in Seoul has made changes to the services it offers.
Updated behaviour guidelines sent to schools.
Patrick McLoughlin argues that a "no" vote in September’s referendum will secure transport benefits for Scotland.
MOD and BAE Systems have revealed that the Taranis unmanned combat air vehicle surpassed all expectations during its first flight trials.…
Tim Hitchens, the British Ambassador to Japan, gave a speech on the UK-Japan relationship at an event by the Naigai Jose Chosakai held on 3 February in the Tokyo International Forum.
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