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Professor John Van Reenen has been appointed by the Chancellor as an adviser on economic growth.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
New corporate criminal offence of 'failure to prevent fraud' will hold large organisations to account if they profit from fraud.
Passengers can sign up for digital rail ticket trials on East Midlands Rail and Northern trains.
Billions of pounds will be pumped into the UK economy following Norway’s decision to select British warships for their Armed Forces – securing thousands of jobs in Britain for years to come.
Secretary of State John Healey addressed the Pacific Future Forum in Tokyo, Japan.
Riley Foods Ltd guilty of causing unlawful discharge in a Burnley watercourse. Investigations revealed blood entering the water, posing risk to aquatic life.
On 1 August 2025, a winding-up order was made against Nottingham Rehab Limited and NRS Healthcare Limited. The court appointed the Official Receiver, Gareth Jonathan Allen, as Liquidator.
Tony Bickerstaff has been appointed Chair of the Low Carbon Contracts Company and the Electricity Settlements Company.
Shoppers in the North West to reap rewards of new UK/EU food deal which means supermarkets can slash costs – helping to keep the price of weekly shop down
New facility based in Darlington to springboard novel RNA therapies – which could help tackle cancer, heart conditions, infectious diseases, and more.
The Charity Commission, the regulator of charities in England and Wales, has concluded its inquiry into Organisation of Blind Africans & Caribbeans (OBAC), finding four trustees responsible for serious failings.
Work begins at Fife yard to build £8 million transport barge to be used for naval ships construction
Trade Minister visits Japan and South Korea to boost trade and promote Trade and Industrial Strategies
The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport has appointed Thomas Harris, Dan Jones and Dame Caroline Michel as trustees of HRP on 15 April 2025.
Minister for the Constitution and European Union Relations Nick Thomas-Symonds delivers a speech on the UK's relationship with the EU, hosted by The Spectator.
Extra funding for skills intervention expansion.
A Telford man has been ordered to pay £1,000 for failing to clear an illegal waste site following a prosecution by the Environment Agency.
UK Export Finance has provided support to SRT Marine Systems enabling it to secure two major international contracts worth approximately €350 million.
Extension supports UK’s objective of supporting Ukraine to defend itself from Russian attack, while developing its Armed Forces to deter Putin in future
New requirement for offshore wind developers to pay for skills training in their local communities.
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