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New technologies to create safer, high-powered electric car batteries have been supported by £22 million of industrial strategy funding.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
People will get a chance from today (12 June) to get a sneak peek into what Huntingdon will look like once the old A14 viaduct is removed.
The British Minister for Countering Extremism Baroness Williams delivered a speech at Observer Research Foundation conference on 'Tackling Insurgent Ideologies'.
Britain has a joint record high employment rate of 75.6% with 32.39 million people now in work according to the latest official statistics.
The CMA has found that a merger between 2 of the largest towbar companies in Europe could damage competition in the UK.
The 9-day festival includes 55 major events, 30,000 industry professionals and 200 world-class speakers.
The government has today strengthened its commitment to bring social impact investment into the mainstream.
International Trade Secretary, Dr Liam Fox praised the growth in UK trade as the latest figures show the trade deficit narrowing for the ninth month in a row.
Secretary of State for Scotland David Mundell was in Arbroath and Dundee on Friday 8 June to discuss Brexit and the Tay Cities Deal.
Statement by the Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government.
Prime Minister Theresa May made a statement to Parliament on the G7 Summit in Canada.
Jamie Reed returned to the Houses of Parliament to highlight how collaboration and partnership is the key to driving rural and remote communities in the UK.
Sellafield Ltd employees, contracting and community colleagues carried out a litter pick on Seascale beach to mark World Oceans Day 2018.
The Right Hon James Brokenshire MP gives the keynote speech at the Crisis Conference to mark the 50th year of the national charity for homeless people.
Organisations can win contracts worth up to £250,000 to develop new ways to meet challenges in areas such as housing, public transport and trade.
Updated rules to strengthen the government’s powers to scrutinise mergers and takeovers that may raise national security concerns have come into force today.
The CMA has provided guidance for businesses following government changes to merger rules.
The next Coal Authority board meeting will take place on Thursday 14 June 2018.
Contingent liabilities for an agreement to continue non-stop rail services between Paddington and Heathrow Airport.
Fight to tackle scourge of waste crime takes another step forward today as Michael Gove announces a comprehensive review to beef up the government’s approach.
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