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Sir Tony Redmond has called for views for his independent review into the quality and effectiveness of the audit of local authorities.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Small businesses can apply for loans of up to £1 million to help them turn their game-changing ideas into new products, processes or services.
New fund will bolster law enforcement capabilities to tackle child sexual exploitation and abuse.
A letter from the Department for International Trade to the Committees on Arms Export Controls on defence exports.
Liverpool-based supercar manufacturer Briggs Automotive Company (BAC) secures new export wins to Hong Kong and the United States.
Advice for students on how to avoiding phishing scams
New technology designed to spot hidden weapons will be used by police officers in London for the first time today.
With this year’s deadline fast approaching, Companies House is urging companies to keep on top of their filing responsibilities.
Liz Truss will meet her counterparts, senior government figures and businesses in each country to ensure trade negotiations can begin rapidly.
Communities Secretary Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP is pledging £100,000 to tackle online antisemitism.
The Prime Minister delivered the following speech at Convention of the North.
A new project will look at innovation in military vehicles
The court found that negligence and a lack of maintenance were to blame for the pollution of a Northamptonshire brook.
People booking hotels online can now do so with more confidence following a CMA probe of the sector.
A headteacher and her father have been found guilty of running an unregistered school in south London, in only the second prosecution of its kind.
Treasury Minister visits Tees Valley to promote regional growth
The Midlands Engine received a major boost today as Local Government Secretary announced the government’s commitment to further devolution deals.
The government’s Rough Sleeping Initiative is having a significant impact on reducing the numbers of vulnerable people sleeping rough on the country’s streets.
Councils across the country are set to benefit from a slice of nearly £2 million to crack down on illegal developments on the nation’s Green Belt.
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