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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has today recognised Prashan De Visser, representing Sri Lanka, as the 65th Commonwealth Point of Light in honour of his exceptional voluntary service engaging young people and promoting peace …
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
We asked a citizen's jury to tell us what uses of confidential patient information it's reasonable to expect. Today we publish the jury's findings and reflect on what they told us.
On 15 August 2018, regulations relating to Welsh Registered Social Landlords will change.
The MOD and new not-for-profit TechVets have joined forces to help more veterans become cyber warriors.
The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has reappointed John Davies, Sian Lewis and Guto Harri to the S4C Authority board.
Ex-prisoners are integral to the government’s Rough Sleeping Strategy. Justice Minister Rory Stewart blogs about a new pilot to help equip them for life after prison.
Justice Minister Edward Argar has today (11 August 2018) published an independent review of sport and physical education in the youth justice system.
Minister for Africa urges government of Zimbabwe and opposition party to call for calm amid violence following elections.
The Crab Fair is one of England's oldest events - this September will mark the 751st - and our donation will help safeguard their future.
It’s true what they say – one person’s rubbish is another’s treasure - and that is certainly the case for a North Yorkshire gin and sloe gin producer just off the A64.
Inspector Anne Turner, a training manager in the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) was presented with a Special Recognition Award by the British Association for Women in Policing (BAWP).
Three Ministry of Defence Police officers successfully competed in the annual Britain’s Strongest Police Officer competition that was held recently at the Wild Training Gym in High Wycombe.
Offenders increasingly ordered to use health services to address mental health, alcohol and drug issues in 5 pilot areas.
Statement by Ambassador Jonathan Allen at the Security Council briefing on Burundi
The Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Chief Inspector discussed tackling the neglect of older children and the important role of learning, skills and work in preventing criminality.
Our aim is for all employers to take more ownership of their apprenticeships and access the full range of high quality training provision on offer. We believe that the best way to do this is through the apprenticeship service.
Construction work on the main part of the £2.5million Monkton Flood Alleviation Scheme in South Tyneside has started this week.
The first Civil Society Strategy in 15 years will build stronger communities by bringing together businesses, charities and the public sector, the Government has vowed today.
The call for bids for the Human Rights Programme Fund in Panama is now open.
Defence Secretary, Gavin Williamson, delivered this speech to the Atlantic Council think-tank in Washington DC outlining the strength of the UK and US relationship.
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