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Bus and coach drivers with ‘acquired rights’ are being warned that there’s less than a month to finish their training.
The guest of honour was Ambassador Maria Teresa Infante, Head of the Borders Department at the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Speaking on Sunday morning (11 August), before a controversial republican parade in County Tyrone, Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP said:
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt condemns Israeli settlement announcement and calls for focus on negotiations.
A new case study highlights how communities in Mwingi, Kenya, are reducing ecosystem degradation and accelerating economic development
New guidance tells councillors and residents about using powers against illegal and unauthorised traveller sites.
Earlier this afternoon, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland met representatives of the Derg Valley Victims’ Voice.
Government welcomes commitment from the Chief Fire Officers Association to improve how fire safety regulations are enforced.
Letter written following an email campaign run by 38 Degrees after the publication of the School Food Plan on 12 July 2013.
The UK Ambassador to the UN, Mark Lyall Grant, responded to statements about the Falklands during a UN Security Council Debate.
Consultation launched on longer jail terms for owners of dogs that attack people or assistance dogs, such as guide dogs.
Victims bullied or misled into buying are to be given new rights to get their money back from rogue traders whose practices cost billions
The government is asking for people's views about whether current penalties for dog offences are severe enough.
The visit of President U Thein Sein to the UK on 16-17 July 2013 encompassed a series of events which laid the groundwork for future trade and investment ties.
Foreign Secretary commends the people of Zimbabwe on peaceful elections but sets out grave concerns over how those elections were conducted
The government announces new guidance to discourage councils from introducing a new parking tax on people’s driveways and parking spaces.
…Home Secretary's letter to ACMD on the lawful provision of foil by drug treatment providers.…
Foreign Secretary William Hague visits GCHQ and underlines critical role it plays in protecting UK citizens.
This circular draws attention to the laws surrounding the scheduling of the cannabis-based medicine “Sativex”.
Ed Vaizey places temporary export bars on 4 national treasures.
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