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Wales-based Wall Colmonoy secured Defence Technology Exploitation Programme (DTEP) funding through DASA to develop one of the UK’s most advanced commercially available vacuum casting foundries.
NHS and local authorities begin roll-out of world-first gonorrhoea vaccination programme across the country.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Businesses will benefit from faster and cheaper dispute resolution as major reforms to arbitration law come into effect today.
New legal duties on universities and colleges come into force, as government delivers Plan for Change to restore integrity of higher education.
Government confirms 4.2% pay increase for all police ranks up to chief superintendents. Pay boost will be backed by £120 million funding from the Home Office.
InFocus brings together news and views from across the Government Property Agency.
Communities hit hardest by knife crime see a drop in offences and more weapons removed from the streets.
The Secretary of State has reappointed Dr Simone Lowthe-Thomas as Board Member to The National Lottery Community Fund and Chair of the Wales Committee for 4 years from 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2029.
New data from the UK’s mine water heat lab shows warm water flows better than expected, boosting the case for clean, low-cost heat from coalfields.
Prison officers will use artificial intelligence (AI) to stop violence before it breaks out under new plans set out by the Lord Chancellor today (31 July).
Measles activity has increased since April 2025 and the UKHSA is continuing to oversee the public health risk assessment.
The government has appointed six members to the Fundamental Review of Building Regulations Guidance panel today.
The Salisbury River Park project reduces the flood risk to over 350 homes and businesses along the River Avon.
The Prime Minister spoke to New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon this morning.
Two mosques have been issued with Official Warnings by the charity regulator over their involvement in inflammatory and divisive communications.
Five landlords have been given C3 gradings in regulatory judgements published today by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), which means there are serious failings and they need to make significant improvements.
Neighbourhoods in Manchester, Newcastle, Nottingham and Cambridge will be transformed with homes, green spaces, shops and hotels.
An update on air quality, noise and traffic management.
An update on the start of work to carefully take down the Tower.
Helim Miah, from Cardiff, continued to obtain credit and operated as a company director, all while bankrupt – he has been jailed for more than four years.
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