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A new £5 million support package for South Wiltshire has been announced by the government.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Karen Bradley has condemned the firing of shots in Londonderry last night.
23-year-old Charles Nyasa receives the Commonwealth Points of Light award for encouraging people with disabilities to play sports.
East Midlands HS2 Partnership will receive funding to support the development of a new HS2 station at Toton.
UK to remain fully committed to Western Balkans prosperity and security after Brexit, PM confirms as host of Summit.
The fifth Western Balkans Summit concluded on 10 July with the signing of joint declarations on Good Neighbourly Relations, War Crimes and Missing Persons.
The UK Government has re-opened the Darwin Plus scheme and given a grant for a plastic reduction project on St Helena to help support UK Overseas Territories.
BEIS Permanent Secretary Alex Chisholm speaking at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) Stakeholder Summit.
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £180,000 to come up with ways of promoting better and more efficient use of speech and language therapy services.
UK businesses can apply for simultaneous grant funding and venture capital investment in precision medicine projects.
56 young people from across India were today presented with their Gold Award from the internationally renowned International Award for Young People, India.
The Environment Agency has released thousands of young fish into tributaries of the River Tyne to encourage natural recovery of fish stocks
Ofsted's National Director of Social Care,Yvette Stanley, discusses the important ingredients for multi-agency safeguarding arrangements to improve the response to children in need of help and protection.
The Chief Inspector discussed the importance of promoting British values in schools and Ofsted's role in making sure this is done well.
The Integrated Communities Innovation Fund will help drive forward the proposals to tackle the key causes of poor integration.
New proposals on the detail of a new UK nuclear safeguards regime to replace the current regime provided by Euratom, have been set out in a consultation.
The competition aims to encourage the development of innovative scientific approaches to stopping antimicrobial resistance and to infection control and prevention.
The Department for International Trade's programme will be expanded into 6 new countries, strengthening relationships and promoting investment.
Outlines the government's Road to Zero Strategy and explains what is being done to make road transport cleaner and greener.
UK to commit £10 million to help build digital skills and employment prospects for young people in the Western Balkans.
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