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As part of Flood Action Week, the West Midlands are being urged to plan ahead this autumn to reduce the impact flooding may have on their homes and businesses.
The new Northern Ireland Troubles Bill will put in place a fair and transparent system that enables families of victims, including those who never came home from service in Northern Ireland, to seek answers.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Prime Minister pledges UK leadership in Gaza’s reconstruction at historic Egyptian Peace summit.
Stephen Kinnock spoke at the Royal College of General Practitioners annual conference in Newport, Wales.
UK Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief, David Smith MP, condemns persecution on the basis of religion or belief.
UK-Utah Joint Statement on 2nd Annual Working Group Meetings
Chair of Charity Commission, Mark Simms, reflects on the work of Friends of Cathedral charities in maintaining and supporting places of worship and community.…
New flood defence gates protecting 185 properties in Truro, Cornwall are now fully operational, securing the city's flood defences for the next 30 years.
Three companies have won contracts with a total value of up to £2.9bn to supply key non-nuclear infrastructure works on the Sellafield site.
Home Secretary statement on the terrorist attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue on Thursday 2 October.
The British High Commissioner to Uganda, Lisa Chesney has called for more sustainability-focused innovation to enable Uganda to achieve its climate goals.
Travellers to Europe, including Brits, subject to new entry registrations from today under a phased implementation of the EU’s new digital border system.
£84m cash boost to help prevent homelessness and support families this winter and immediate help for children and families in temporary accommodation.
Announcements made about members appointed to the new domestic homicide review (DHR) quality assurance board.
Infected Blood Compensation Authority are opening up a registration service
People with mental health issues to benefit from groundbreaking research, backed by £50 million in government funding
Adappt has built a reputation for using AI in novel ways to solve complex data problems, often in environments where failure to deliver is not an option.
New funding for local projects across 12 UK Overseas Territories and 36 developing countries over the next five years
Over 40,000 more sick or disabled people will receive intensive employment support to move into secure, fulfilling work and out of poverty, thanks to a £167.2 million boost to the Connect to Work programme.
Baroness Twycross gave the keynote speech at the charity, Libraries Connected, celebration event at Manchester Central Library to mark the 175th anniversary of the first ever Public Libraries Act
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