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The Skills Academy will receive up to £2.5m of funding over three years, matched by employers. It will work with industry and training providers…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
These rules introduce a level playing field for full-time and part-time study for the costs of tuition for the first time. The loans replace…
During a visit to a high-tech manufacturing firm in Cheltenham, Chancellor of the Exchequer launched the new online Budget portal.
Addresses across the North East have been targeted by officers in a month-long crackdown on sham marriages.
HRH The Prince of Wales visited St Malachy's Church in Alfred Street in Belfast to view the result of a £3.5million restoration project.
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall, has arrived in Northern Ireland.
Deputy Prime Minister’s speech in Rotherham setting out his vision for a “new economy”.
The Government has published January progress updates for each department's Structural Reform Plans.
WhyNotChange, a social enterprise which helps individuals and organisations to make a difference, is the latest Big Society Award winner.
Air Travel Organisers' Licensing scheme to be reformed.
Speech about the government’s ‘in principle’ decision to reform the Air Travel Organiser’s Licensing scheme.
The Localism Bill is unashamedly pro-growth and will once and for all deal with the problems that have led to a crisis in development in this…
Consumer Minister Ed Davey wants to explore ideas with the public, communities and businesses on empowering the consumer.
In a Foreign Office film launched today, Taiwanese-born television chef and entrepreneur Ching He Huang talks about how the open-minded and curious nature of British people has allowed Chinese food and cookery to flourish.
Foreign Secretary William Hague wishes the Chinese people a very happy year of the Rabbit.
Having suppressed insurgent activity in an Afghan village with frequent joint patrols, British and Afghan troops are now handing out kite kits to local children to help build relationships with the community.
Automotive Technology and Manufacturing Readiness Levels - A guide to recognised stages of development within the automotive industry’, has …
The proposals mean that LBRO will be replaced by a new organisation that builds on the expertise of LBRO’s staff and continues the expansion…
He met with the Thames Valley Berkshire partnership while on a visit to Reading where he also met with local councillors to view regeneration…
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) announces Mark Foster, John Githongo and Diana Good as new Commissioners to their Board.
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