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Justice Secretary Ken Clarke has today launched radical proposals to strengthen community sentences and modernise the Probation Service.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Radical proposals to strengthen community sentences and improve the Probation Service were set out today by Justice Secretary Ken Clarke.
Tests for trainee teachers are to be reviewed so that all new teachers have the basic skills needed.
Cabinet briefing, Falklands and stamp prices were among topics discussed at the daily 10 Downing Street press briefing.
PM: "AFC Wimbledon have shown just what can happen when people don't just sit on the sidelines, but choose to get involved."
Driving test candidates are set to benefit from a more convenient service as a trial exploring a new approach to test delivery is extended.
A new, simplified planning framework that better supports growth and helps creates the homes and jobs that the country needs, puts unprecedented…
Introduction Good morning. May I start by thanking Governor Patrick, and Media Lab’s director, Joi Ito for hosting today’s event. Of course…
The UN Human Rights Council concluded its 19th Session on 23 March, with a number or landmark resolutions on key countries of concern.
Flying Officer Andy Hadfield was only 15 years old when his schoolmate Chris introduced him to canoeing back in his native Worksop in Nottinghamshire…
The future of 2,000 British jobs will be secured by the signing of a multi-million pound deal to upgrade one of the Royal Navy's nuclear deterrent submarines.
26 March 2012 £25m for second phase of household voucher scheme Cost control plans set out for non-domestic renewable heat Timetable…
The Prime Minister has announced his commitment to make the UK a world leader on dementia.
The Prime Minister has launched a programme which aims to deliver major improvements in dementia care and research by 2015.
The Deputy Prime Minister will today announce that the UK has approved a hugely significant Free Trade Agreement between the EU and Korea.
Prime Minister David Cameron's speech on dementia to the Dementia 2012 conference on Monday 26 March 2012.
Series of changes commuters to improve buses and give greater value for money.
In three months’ time, the world will meet at the Rio +20 summit.
Government issues new planning guidance on traveller sites Local Government Minister Bob Neill has published a radically streamlined planning…
In setting a limit on the amount of CO2 a plant can emit, the Emissions Performance Standard (EPS) is an important backstop designed to prevent…
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