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Patrick McLoughlin visits Birmingham New Street station to see upgrade work as fares freeze comes into effect.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Justice Minister Simon Hughes has revealed more than 400,000 information requests have been made under the act since 1 January 2005.
The Long Museum in Shanghai, China has been announced as the official venue for the GREAT Festival of Creativity on 2 to 4 March 2015.
A series of live radio phone-ins, in which a DWP minister takes calls from listeners on pensions, is to be extended into 2015.
Sales of English and Welsh wine predicted to hit almost £100 million next year
The New Year Honours lists 2015, published today, recognise the achievements of a wide range of extraordinary people across the UK.
The Regional Growth Fund established by the Deputy Prime Minister has now supported 8,000 companies through 400 projects and programmes.
Over 7,500 people celebrated their 100th-plus birthdays in 2014 with a celebratory card from the Queen.
Business Minister Matthew Hancock announces the government’s war on red tape has saved business £10 billion over the last 4 years.
2014 has revealed continued growth across the creative industries
MHRA supports innovation in anti-cancer drug delivery by providing regulatory advice to OxSonics early on in the process.
When Ambassador Casson arrived in Cairo and said in his video message to the Egyptian people, “Britain wants Egypt to succeed,” he meant it.
Claims firms responsible for providing bad service and bombarding people with nuisance calls can be issued with financial penalties.
The wills of Charles Dickens, Winston Churchill, Alan Turing and Beatrix Potter are among millions which have been made accessible to the public through a searchable online database.
More rural opportunities could increase rural employment in England by 6%.
Councils are being urged to use their business rates powers to increase access to free-to-use cash machines on high streets and in town centres.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan urges parents to check they know how to help keep their children safe online.
How Jobcentre staff are taking work support direct to jobseekers in unusual locations.
UK businesses and universities to benefit from £16 million of funding to solve some of the world’s greatest agricultural challenges.
The venue for Dounreay’s Suppliers Day on January 8, 2015 has been confirmed as the Hilton Hotel at Manchester Airport.
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