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Historic reforms as part of the Renters' Rights Act will kick in from 1 May 2026, benefitting 11 million renters across England.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Just over 22 miles of footpath from Portsmouth to South Hayling is now open. Improvements include a 400m boardwalk in Southmoor Nature Reserve.
Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) will be abolished, saving the taxpayer at least £100 million and helping to fund frontline officers to cut crime.
An update on the Parole Board's transparency agenda
The Gooseum Rhyne Reservoir project has won the ICE South West Collaboration Award 2025.
…Read how these will affect becoming a Community Interest Company.
The National Covid Memorial Wall will be preserved to remember the lives lost during the pandemic.
It is time for a new crusade for devolution within Scotland, Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander will say today [Thursday 13 November].
Due to exceptional levels of public interest the Parole Board is publishing a redacted decision in the case of Colin Pitchfork
New regulations following consultation mark a further step towards a qualification that could connect communities.
The Foreign Secretary welcomes Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha to London for next steps on the 100 Year Partnership.
Water skills group, co-chaired with Energy & Utility Skills, holds inaugural meeting today
£50 million of funding available to research novel blood products to improve treatment in emergency and trauma care.
Boys and young men in Wigan and Wakefield to receive support to tackle loneliness and isolation through new Government and Rugby League Cares initiative.
Anglesey set for thousands of new jobs as Prime Minister confirms Wylfa will host UK's first small modular nuclear reactors.
North Wales in line for more than 3,400 new jobs through newly announced AI Growth Zone, as the Prime Minister and Technology Secretary set out plans to ensure sites deliver for working people.
Wylfa on Anglesey chosen for UK’s first Small Modular Reactor, advancing the Clean Energy Superpower plan.
Environment Agency builds £5m scheme in Berkshire. More than 25 properties better protected from high flows in the Great Shefford Stream
…The Spärck AI scholarships will provide full funding for master's degrees at 9 leading UK universities specialising in AI and STEM subjects.…
UK Minister for International Development, Jenny Chapman will confirm UK support for Rohingya refugees, including women and girls, while visiting Bangladesh this week (13–14 November 2025).
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