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Everyone in England will be able to access free, regular, rapid coronavirus (COVID-19) testing from 9 April, the government has announced.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Gavin Williamson addresses the 2021 Annual Conference of teaching union NASUWT
Care home residents to be allowed a second regular visitor indoors, with tests required before entry and PPE provided.
The Philippines, Pakistan, Kenya and Bangladesh to be added to England’s red list from 9 April 2021.
Over £1 million to expand cadet units in schools
Details of more than 2,700 organisations being offered nearly £400 million in grants and loans to help the culture and heritage sector reopen and recover has been announced
Minister of State for Health Edward Argar spoke at the NHS England and NHS Improvement National Estates and Facilities Forum about a refresh of the Health Infrastructure Plan.
Scientists and researchers will get an extra £250 million funding this year to support pioneering research and drive the UK’s ambitions to become a science superpower.
The government’s response to the Competition and Markets Authority’s first State of Competition report.
Highways England is inviting tenders on two roads contracts worth a combined £1.9 billion to build routes north and south of the Thames on the proposed Lower Thames Crossing project.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has announced further measures targeting the Myanmar regime today and a boost to funding for evidence gathering of violations.
The government has invited the UK’s world-leading innovators to help design a new ‘space age’ hospital
The SMC is now sponsored by the Minister for Women and Equalities, as part of the Equality Hub, to advise on the importance of social mobility in the UK.
Victims of crime will get better support from the police, courts and other criminal justice agencies as a new Victims’ Code comes into force today (Thursday 1 April).
COP26 President Alok Sharma speech at the Climate and Development Ministerial
NSPCC dedicated helpline and Ofsted review into school safeguarding policies to support victims of sexual abuse
Sobriety tags and drinking bans aimed at reducing alcohol-fuelled crimes launch in England today (Wednesday 31 March), following a successful rollout in Wales.
Statement on the origins of coronavirus from the governments of Australia, Canada, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Israel, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Republic of Korea, Slovenia, United Kingdom, and United States.
Officers at Sizewell Operational Policing Unit (OPU) became the latest and last CNC site to launch Project Servator today (30/3), in the final phase of its rollout across the Constabulary.
Changes to the Enhanced Learning Credits, Further Education and Higher Education schemes come into effect from 30 March 2021.
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