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Communities Secretary Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP has reappointed Sir Edward Lister as Chair of Homes England.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Kent's first District Level Licensing scheme to help protected Great Crested Newts during development.
New replanting technique tried at scheme which protects River Irwell.
Former International Development Minister appointed to Department for International Trade (DIT) Board following the departure of Dr Pippa Malmgren.
The Prime Minister has reappointed Joanna Kennedy as a Trustee of the National Portrait Gallery for four years from 15 June 2019.
The Department for International Trade announces a new partnership with FinTech Alliance, a community-driven platform for companies in the FinTech sector.
On 24 June, British Embassy Warsaw hosted the launching of Biomed Academy, a joint educational initiative bringing Polish firms to workshops in the UK.
Injustices faced by disabled people in the workplace, at home and in the community will be tackled head-on through a new package of measures ordered by the Prime Minister.
Five local councils with forward-thinking ideas to address childhood obesity will receive funding.
A new law will require food businesses to include full ingredients labelling on pre-packaged foods, Environment Secretary Michael Gove announced today.…
A report which highlights that Britain's most influential people are more likely to have attended private schools.
In a speech in London on Tuesday (25 June), Dr Liam Fox will set out how the UK and USA can benefit from an ambitious future free trade agreement.
Two new Academic Centres in Excellence in cyber security research have been recognised. This puts the total number of centres across the UK at 19 and includes the first in the East Midlands.
The fifth meeting of the Qatar-UK Sharaka bilateral dialogue took place in London on 20 June 2019.
We can make history as the first major economy in the world to commit to ending our contribution to global warming, Minister Skidmore tells the House of Commons
Total exports for Scottish food and drink worth £1.4 billion in first quarter of year as whisky and salmon continue to play vital role in UK’s exporting success
The UK thanked the Special Rapporteurs for their reports on leprosy and the right to high standards of health, while commiting the UK to promoting wellbeing and supporting mental health services.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster David Lidington addressed the Law Society Conference in Edinburgh.
GAD assisted the government with modelling the impact of a cap on exit payments for public sector employees.
A new National Angling Strategy has been launched to encourage greater participation in the sport by focusing on the health and well-being benefits that angling can bring.
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