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First time buyers will from today benefit from a multi-million pound boost to help them onto the housing ladder said Housing Minister Mark Prisk…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Prime Minister David Cameron today set out the Government's plans to mark the centenary in 2014 of the start of the First World War.
Wounded, injured and sick Armed Forces personnel in Germany will benefit from the latest Personnel Recovery Centre which was opened in Sennelager, north west Germany, yesterday.
A new agri-tech strategy will be developed to help UK businesses, including farmers, make best use of new technologies and techniques to meet…
Prime Minister David Cameron today set out the Government’s plans to mark the centenary of the start of the First World War (WW1) in 2014.
The five areas chosen to deliver Rural Growth Networks: Wiltshire, Cumbria, Somerset and Devon, Durham and Northumberland, and Warwickshire.
Francis Maude and Stephen Kelly visited Liverpool to see MyCSP Ltd and the Government Procurement Service.
Dozens of flexible court pilots will speed up cases and help modernise criminal justice services.
Thousands more people will benefit from flexible courts, Criminal Justice Minister Damian Green said today.
Prime Minister David Cameron unveils plans to build a truly national commemoration, worthy of this historic centenary.
New report shows the gap between educational achievement of children in care and their peers continues to widen.
Imperial War Museum refurbishment and a series of national events among ways the nation will commemorate anniversary.
Nick Hurd, Minister for Civil Society, has appointed Dame Mary Marsh to lead a review into leadership and skills in the voluntary sector.
The Prime Minister gave this speech at the Imperial War Museum in central London on 11 October 2012.
Hangleton and Knoll Project, a Brighton and Hove charity working to support local people, is the latest winner of the Big Society Awards.
Mr Nicholas John Pyle OBE, MBE has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of Botswana.
An Army Reserves transport unit is trialling a new initiative aimed at getting unemployed people into work.
New National Football Centre gets Royal approval.
Long-term UK aid will help to improve nutrition for 1.65 million women and children across the country
Around 900 jobs and almost 500 new businesses are expected to be created in Cumbria following the £3.5 million investment in a Rural Growth Network.
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