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The Government has published a consultation on the future of fire and rescue control services in England. This follows the closure of the FiReControl…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New survey shows that people feel a positive connection to their local area.
Today the Government is publishing a consultation on the future of fire and rescue control services in England. This follows the closure of…
Home Office circular 002/2011 Reckonable service for the purpose of pay increments and leave for police officers on maternity leave Broad…
British-trained Afghan National Police (ANP) in Helmand province are becoming increasingly independent and professional, according to senior UK military and civilian officials speaking in London.
One year ago, a devastating earthquake struck Haiti leaving an estimated 222,000 dead, more than 300,000 seriously injured and 1.5 million in need of emergency shelter.
This is the first time that legislation to enable Royal Mail to benefit from private capital has been approved by MPs. Business Secretary Vince…
Have your say on licensed premises staying open until 1am to celebrate the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 12 January 2010 by Lynne Featherstone and Baroness Neville-Jones.
Neighbours from hell who cause misery and fear for their fellow tenants could face swifter eviction, under radical plans outlined today by Housing…
I am often asked what it was like working in Helmand. It is always hard to answer the question, at least succinctly, because the experience was so many things.'
Foreign Secretary William Hague welcomed efforts of United Nations and Sudanese leaders to calm tensions during the referendum.
Armed Forces' medics are to get new training facilities and accommodation under the latest phase of a programme to focus military medical expertise in the Midlands.
Edward Davey said: “Two cornerstones of British life - the Royal Mail and the Post Office - are at a crossroads. Our policy is to break away…
The Regional Growth Forums taking place across the country are an opportunity for potential applicants to the Fund to get advice on the bidding…
International Festival of Learning and Technology, London
Licensed venues could sell alcohol and put on entertainment until 1 am to celebrate Royal Wedding under plans announced by the Home Office.
How UK aid is helping to get people back into their homes
What are the challenges of working with offenders? We look at a typical working day for newly-qualified probation officer Sian Sadler.
The Cabinet Office has made available small scale contracts and grants for organisations as part of the national work programme for the European Year of Volunteering.
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