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Multi-million pound improvements to the junction where the A13 meets the M25 in Essex will be carried out by a joint venture between construction firms Balfour Beatty and Skanska, the Highways Agency announced today.
The government published the last 7 reports in UK’s review of EU Balance of Competences today.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Around 200 of London’s most prolific young offenders have left their violent past behind in the last year.
Energy efficiency measures top 1 million under Government schemes.
2nd Secretary for Political & Security Thomas Phipps' speech at a forum on the Bangsamoro Basic Law by the University of the Philippines.
Government pledges support for a new human rights benchmark that will rank the corporate human rights performance of international companies.
Foreign Secretary welcomes unanimous adoption of UNSC resolution 2191, which renews UNSC resolution 2165, ensuring continued cross-border aid into Syria.
Monitor has deferred a decision on whether St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust should become a foundation trust because the trust does not yet meet all the financial standards expected by the regulator.
A multi-million pound injection will help local authorities continue to implement new special educational needs system.
The UK has contributed a further $4.7 million to the UNRWA Flash Appeal for Gaza, to help meet the shelter needs of refugees.
UK businesses are being given the chance to help shape a competition to boost the impact of innovation by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES).
From three men in a shed to award winning exporter – Sussex based manufacturing giant enjoys growing export success, with help from UKTI
Minister Ellwood met with a range of senior government figures and saw first-hand how Jordan was dealing with the Syria humanitarian crisis
Councils have received almost £3.4 billion through the New Homes Bonus for building over 800,000 more homes, Housing Minister confirms.
Eric Pickles' written ministerial statement on local government improvement and steps being taken to improve local government services.
The Department for Energy and Climate Change are making £2.5m available to encourage development of CO2 storage in the North Sea.
Commissioners will take control of grant making within the council and will approve any sale or disposal of property.
Transcript of a speech by Scott Furssedonn-Wood, British Deputy High Commissioner Kolkata at the inauguration of an e-learning centre at Dara Village, Joynagar, 16 December 2014.
A Natural England project has helped St Hilda’s church in North Yorkshire enjoy a bat-free Christmas.
A workshop organised in Hanoi was part of the project funded by the UK’s Prosperity Fund for the General Department of Vietnam Customs.
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