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Speech by the Rt Hon Lynne Featherstone MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
British Expertise leads infrastructure mission to Zimbabwe to meet with government and international donor contacts
The rail link is part of a radical plan to improve transport in the north: the proposals will be key in creating a northern powerhouse.
Following the execution of Reyhaneh Jabbari, Foreign Office Minister, Tobias Ellwood MP, calls on Iran to end the use of the death penalty.
The government will not support additional business rates on supermarkets and large shops.
Drivers will save up to £150 million over the next ten years as the cost of getting a driving licence is slashed, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander and Transport Minister Claire Perry announced today.
Proposals to tackle problems within the used car industry and give consumers greater protection have been backed by Consumer Affairs.
The Prime Minister David Cameron gave a press conference at the European Council in Brussels.
The position is an important part of the UK’s prosperity agenda which focuses on economic issues and the UK-Chile bilateral relationship.
Flood sirens in Walsden, Todmorden, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd will be tested as part of the Environment Agency’s annual maintenance.
Lord Young, the Prime Minister’s Adviser on Enterprise, led a review of the Social Value Act following its widespread success.
For the WW1 centenary, William Hague spoke on how preventing conflict and improving the condition of humanity must always be Britain’s vision.
David Cameron gets European leaders to pledge more funding to fight Ebola.
Friday, 10 October, 2014 was World Mental Health Day and this year’s focus was Living with Schizophrenia.
The European Union has reached a historic deal to cut greenhouse gasses by at least 40% domestically by 2030.
Jobcentre Plus work coaches, local authorities and voluntary sector organisations to help 16 and 17 year olds find work.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander talks housing policy in the 2014 Shelter Scotland lecture.
The Foreign Secretary writes to the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to make the case for change.
On 10 October Lord Faulks delivered a speech on "Justice and Human Rights: A UK Perspective" at the Law Academy of the Kyrgyz Republic.
The Environment Agency will hand over maintenance of the rivers Babingley, Ingol and Heacham to the King’s Lynn Internal Drainage Board.
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