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Government rolling out Jess's Rule posters to all GP surgeries in England to act as reminder of a life-saving patient safety initiative.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
British Embassy Prague invites young people across Czechia to apply by 1 February 2026 to Ambassador Matt Field’s Youth Advisers programme.
The UK’s inaugural Town of Culture competition delivers community renewal for towns in Wales. …
The Environment Agency will refurbish the mitigation pipe at Widewater Lagoon near Lancing in early 2026.
Sir Martyn Oliver, Ofsted’s Chief Inspector, spoke at the Livery Education Conference at Drapers' Hall.
The Environment Agency has launched a consultation on a draft permit variation to Saputo Dairy UK for their creamery site near Davidstow, Cornwall.
A new business centre will open in Kyiv this year to ensure Britain’s cutting-edge defence industry and innovators can step up their work to equip Ukraine’s Armed Forces in their fight against Putin's illegal invasion.
Construction of a Government Hub in Darlington got underway with a breaking ground ceremony today, January 16, led by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves.
The UK and Ukraine mark the first anniversary of the historic 100 Year Partnership with new initiatives driving security and prosperity in both countries.
Robotics and defence tech announced as the RIO's 2 new priority areas.
Infected Blood Compensation Authority's update that was circulated on 15 January 2026
Thousands of people affected by the Home Office Windrush scandal will see greater compensation and claims processed quicker, under reforms taking effect today.
Thomas Hodkinson struck an officer with a broken fishing rod. Prosecution is a warning that threatening and abusive behaviour will not be tolerated.
Record spend on existing social homes forecast to rise further, even as landlords continue to invest significantly in new homes
GAD is reappointed to LGPS framework for specialist consultancy services following competitive tender, offering independent actuarial expertise.
A more streamlined tidal barrier structure will cut costs and construction complexity and provide the same level of protection for 12,800 homes and businesses.
Homes England and Summix have confirmed that two outline planning applications for Wychavon Town have been validated by Wychavon District Council. The applications relate to the proposed new settlement, covering the town cen…
Discover how a letter from the Council for Science and Technology led to the setting up of the Alan Turing Institute, helping Britain become a world leader in understanding and using data.
UK’s first mine water heat Living Lab is attracting global interest, with US and European researchers exploring its low-carbon heat data.
Provides an update on which UK rail stations will progress with the Access for All programme.
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