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The meticulous approach to managing historical records at the Nucleus archive has secured the highest accolade from the government’s records regulator.
A new watchdog launches today to strengthen the UK’s defences against money laundering and terrorist financing.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
An overview of Innovate UK's upcoming funding competitions for organisations to collaborate with partners to develop new products, processes or services.
More than 2,000 people are benefitting from community grants made possible by the biggest road upgrade in the country, the £1.5bn A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon improvement project.…
This Holocaust Memorial Day the government will honour 8 extraordinary individuals who went above and beyond to save hundreds of lives during the Holocaust.
Walter Tull, a professional footballer and Britain’s first Army officer of black heritage, will be commemorated through community engagement projects.…
DCMS Secretary of State Matt Hancock outlines government support for charity sector and thanks the Commission for its work
Government approves changes to the rules that will enable future digital services.
Prime Minister Theresa may met with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
ES Global beat international competition to win a contract working on the Jakarta Velodrome for the Asian Games 2018 with government financial backing.
Science Minister Sam Gyimah announces the launch of the UKRI Research and Innovation Infrastructure Roadmap.
Secretary of State for Education Damian Hinds welcomes education ministers and policy makers from around the world.
The Prime Minister will host a traditional Burns Supper in Downing Street this evening (Monday) in celebration of the life and works of the famous Scottish bard.
A £1.1 million scheme to improve safety and create a new cycle path at a junction near Ellesmere Port has been officially opened by a group of local cyclists.
Organisations can apply for a share of £19 million for innovative projects or £12 million for business-graduate partnerships in either industry sector area.
Nearly £70 million to be invested under the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund to speed up access to innovative medicines, including 2 new competitions.
The investment will benefit the Royal Armouries museum in Leeds and help further support culture in the city.
Penny Mordaunt saw how the UK is tackling the causes and consequences of instability in Somalia including helping those impacted by extreme drought.
The Environment Agency lowered water levels which revealed well-preserved clues about Somerset's heritage and wetlands.
The Floods Minister has marked the start of works on the Boston Barrier, a £100 million tidal flood defence which will protect 14,000 Lincolnshire properties.
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