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Culture Minister Ed Vaizey announces DCMS/Wolfson Improvement Fund
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Museums and galleries across England will be able to bid for a slice of £8 million funding to improve displays, increase access and enhance public spaces.
The coalition government has agreed to guarantee an additional £199.5m for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI).
HRH The Earl of Wessex attended a presentation of Duke Of Edinburgh Gold Awards at Hillsborough Castle.
Crispin Blunt has visited an award-winning probation project which sees ex-offenders learning construction to improve their job prospects.
The DfE responds to concerns from the National Secular Society about protection of staff in faith schools converting to academy status.
The Old Vic Tunnels - a unique performance space offering opportunities for young people to gain experience in production and be part of an innovative and diverse arts venue is the latest winner of the Prime Minister's B…
The Prime Minister has appointed Tomma Abts and Lionel Barber as Tate Trustees, for a period of four years from 31 January 2011.
Communities Minister Andrew Stunell has announced £18.5 million for the voluntary sector to help tackle rough sleeping across England.
A new local enterprise partnership to lead local growth for London’s firms was today given the green light by Decentralisation Minister, Greg…
Housing Minister Grant Shapps today kicked off a local housebuilding revolution where communities who go for growth by building new homes reap…
Housing Minister Grant Shapps today confirmed the allocation of nearly £1.6bn in funding to bring 150,000 council homes to a decent standard…
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today welcomed publication of the first set of rough sleeping figures since he overhauled the way counts are…
Letters to councils and English MPs about the final design and provisional funding of the New Homes Bonus scheme in 2011 to 12, and the New Homes Bonus Calculator for local authorities.
Today, I am announcing the final design of the New Homes Bonus. The New Homes Bonus will fulfil the government’s Coalition Agreement commitment…
Independent review will look at changing the current sickness absence system and reducing the £100 billion ill health costs the economy each year.
It’s wonderful to be here at Nottingham University, where my late father-in-law was Vice Chancellor and where my wife recalls living in Highfield…
Foreign Secretary William Hague today visited Bahrain on the final leg of his visit to the Middle East which has included stops in Tunisia, Jordan, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates.
The UK Government firmly believes that open and free trade is the way to increase global wealth. I want to see British businesses making the most of opportunities in Africa.
A small unit in the Ugandan capital of Kampala is helping to spread the British Army's expertise across East Africa. Report by Sharon Kean.
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