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The Taskforce, chaired by Tim Breedon, CEO of Legal & General plc, was commissioned by the Government to examine a range of alternative and …
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Melbourne becomes the latest destination for the campaign ahead of this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix.
From Bath to Birmingham, John Penrose marks the week with seven days of activity.
Almost a quarter of all used or broken electrical and electronic products taken to household recycling centres could be fixed and resold.
Public will be able to celebrate Diamond Jubilee for longer after Parliament approved plans to allow licensed venues to stay open until 1am.
Two world-class research centres will receive a share of over £13 million to help make the NHS a safer place for patients, the Government announced today.
Two research centres will receive a share of over £13 million funding to help make the NHS a safer place for patients. The money, which comes…
Violent and disruptive drinkers will be targeted by a new Sobriety Order to reduce reoffending and cut crime.
The Falklands, the budget and oil reserves were among topics discussed at the daily 10 Downing Street press briefing.
Transport Council agenda for 22 March 2015 discussing tachographs, Trans-European Transport Network and airport ground-handling services.
Plans to make it easier for council tenants to take control of their local neighbourhood and services were announced today by Housing Minister…
Government seeks views on dismissal rules as part of its wide-ranging Employment Law Review.
Good afternoon. I’m grateful for this opportunity to speak to the British Chambers of Commerce and its many members. I value the strong and …
Minister for South Asia Alistair Burt spoke after the transmission of Channel 4's documentary 'Sri Lanka's Killing Fields, War Crimes Unpunished'.
In his third visit to Tunisia since the revolution, Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt underlined the UK’s support for Tunisia’s transition process.
‘The Saint’ - as the Type 23 frigate is known to her crew - will arrive in London on Saturday morning and will spend a few days hosting a number…
It’s fair to say you have played a critical role over the past year, working extensively with the government as we have got on with our core…
The Minister set out the challenge on a series of visits to companies in Surrey that are successfully using their intellectual property to add…
Views are also requested on the idea of compensated no-fault dismissal for micro-businesses with fewer than 10 employees. Under such a system…
The announcement follows an extensive consultation, which identified that the majority of respondents felt the current regime is too complicated…
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