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16 museums from Beamish to Bristol to share three-year funding package, in ‘a good week for museums’.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Changes to lottery share and increased ticket sales mean £500 million more for sport over the next five years
…Ed Vaizey announces funding to help improve 36 museums and galleries through the DCMS/Wolfson Museums and Galleries Improvement Fund.…
Lancashire and Cumbria played host today to the first of a series of regional events designed to prepare communities for the arrival of police and crime commissioners.
Lancashire played host today to the first of a series of regional roadshows designed to prepare communities for the arrival of Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs).
The Work Programme is designed to deliver a step change in our support of people who are at risk of long term unemployment.
Speech by the Rt Hon Chris Grayling MP.
Community projects that tackle female offending have been awarded £3.5m in funding, Justice Minister Crispin Blunt announced today.
Ofsted today (24 January 2012) launched a consultation for its inspection of all ‘non-association’ independent schools in England.
The outcome of an independent review is that continuing government support for maritime training is required.
More cities in England will be offered the chance to agree a bespoke deal with Government to unlock their potential to drive economic growth…
Draft text of the speech - may differ from the delivered version. In 2005, humanity became a mostly urban species. For the first time in …
Government and private enterprise are working together to support new business startups and growth. What's the business in you?
Speech by Gerald Howarth, Minister for International Security Strategy.
Minister for Europe David Lidington welcomed the Croatian people's decision to join the European Union after the country's referendum on accession.
Thanks to a £92,000 project, the Services Sound and Vision Corporation’s (SSVC’s) Seahawk Cinema at RNAS Culdrose has joined the digital revolution…
Three soldiers who died in Iraq and Afghanistan will always be remembered by their former school thanks to a Heroes Wall unveiled by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal last week.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has welcomed sanctions on Syria, which target individuals and entities supporting the Syrian regime's violence and repression against its people.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said that the decision to impose further sanctions on Iran demonstrates the EU's growing concern about the country's nuclear programme.
The four firms are: Nifco UK in Stockton on Tees in the North East, which will use £1.65 million of RGF support towards an £11 million…
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