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Businesses in Trafford, Manchester, are taking the lead in the development of the areas neighbourhood plan.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A Territorial Army (TA) engineer has been awarded a Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service for his inspirational leadership in dealing with an IED blast while building a new patrol base in Helmand province.
The Royal Navy minehunter HMS Bangor has destroyed a 2,000-pound (907kg) mine and a torpedo lying on the seabed off the port of Tobruk in eastern Libya.
Scottish businesses will head to one of the world's most important emerging markets in November
Crowds of families and friends welcomed Royal Navy frigate HMS Monmouth back to her base port of HM Naval Base Devonport yesterday following a six-month anti-piracy deployment.
The Secretary of State is leading the attempt to find a long-term solution on ETVs
Nearly 1.2 million children in England now attend academies – schools with the freedom to meet the needs of their pupils, rather than answering to local or national politicians and bureaucrats.
Discusses green technology and innovations including ultra-low emission vehicles.
The festival of Dashain is the longest, most auspicious and joyous time of the year for Gurkhas of the Hindu faith. The fifteen days of celebration…
Universities and Science Minister David Willetts said: “One year ago scientists working in Manchester won the Nobel Prize for their discovery…
Today’s decision will see the qualification period for the right to claim unfair dismissal extended from one to two years. This will come into…
Businesses have today been called upon by ministers to help tackle employment related law, bureaucracy and red tape in the latest phase of the…
The change will encourage more businesses to protect their intellectual property and enforce their rights. Evidence presented to the recent …
Water customers in England will no longer have to worry about being hit with surprise bills to repair blocked or damaged sewers, following changes that have come into force today.
It’s a pleasure to be visiting Romania, and to be here today to discuss the challenge facing every member of the European Union - how to secure…
During a visit to Yorkshire and the North East yesterday, Secretary of State The Rt Hon Chris Huhne MP opened a programme that will create and…
Food labelling will be clearer, simpler and more honest following heavy lobbying in Europe by the UK.
A pack for teachers to help children understand how images in the media are altered and the impact these have on self esteem.
Speech by the Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
On 28th Sept 2011 the first women’s educational volleyball tournament – to promote awareness of the law against narcotics and intoxicating drinks among Afghanistan’s youth - held in Kabul.
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