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The Academy for Justice Commissioning is delighted to announce that it has just registered its 2,000th member: Paul James Burton of Bristol Safeguarding.
Eid falls at a time when many people are suffering. It is an opportunity to reflect on how we can build consensus, tolerance and moderation
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Eric Pickles raises the flag of St Anne's on the Sea.
Britain to provide extra £2 million for the Gaza Flash Appeal
In a dramatic shift in public opinion, a new survey shows a 19% surge in the number of people who support homes being built in their area.
Charities with the best ideas on how to end female genital mutilation and child marriage to benefit from match funding from the UK government.
Universities, Science and Cities Minister sets outs how Scotland’s science and research community is a successful and valued part of the UK.
A new information stand about Dart Charge opens today (Friday 25 July) at Bluewater, the major shopping centre in Kent.
The 100% discount scheme will allow the residents of Halton to use the New Mersey Gateway Bridge for free.
Event will bring together prominent experts in dementia management and software design over 3 days.
On 27 July the UK will participate in an event marking the last day of peace in Europe in 1914 as part of the Italian Government’s WW1 Commemoration programme.
Professor Jane Elliott has been appointed as Chief Executive and Deputy Chair of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).
Passengers to have more say over local rail services.
Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Hugo Swire MP, reflects on the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, which opened on 23 July, and the Commonwealth.
Members of the public are invited to attend a public meeting held by the Highways Agency to discuss options for improvements to the Hunters Lodge junction on the A35 near Axminster.
The Home Secretary has appointed nine new members to the Advisory Council for the Misuse of Drugs
Sajid Javid sees how £5 million of UK Government funding will help restore the fire-damaged Glasgow School of Art.
Philip Hammond deeply concerned by Gaza crisis; urges continued efforts towards ceasefire.
Local residents from two Cumbrian villages are being invited to share their views on the layout of the Broughton and Brigham junction.
Andrew Parker appointed as the Solicitor Member of the Civil Justice Council from 31 July 2014.
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