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The Prime Minister has approved the appointment of Lord Judge as the Chief Surveillance Commissioner.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Road infrastructure strategy: building the skill for delivery.
Speech by Baroness Neville-Rolfe on the importance of working together to help businesses recognise and capitalise on the economic benefits of their IP and brand.
The first pioneering towns to pilot dedicated coastal teams that will kick-start local economies and create jobs have been announced.
The UK-South Africa Newton Fund aims to expand the depth and breadth of research activities in 2015, including new partnerships.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond addresses British and Kenyan Chambers of Commerce in Nairobi, Kenya
The Government is set to recoup up to £1.7 billion over the next ten years to help pay for the cost of NHS treatment given to temporary migrants.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond congratulates Mr Netanyahu on his electoral success.
The PM spoke to CST, a charity that protects British Jews from anti-Semitism and related threats, about security, ideology and British values.
We have dramatically reformed our approach to serious and organised crime but we still face big challenges
Budget 2015 confirms Long Term Economic Plan for the Midlands and sets out next steps to do more.
A speech by Chief Secretary of the Treasury at the Budget debates on 19 March 2015
PwC to report back to DfT and Thanet Council on the future of Manston Airport.
Alun Cairns: "The Work Programme is transforming the lives of those who find it hardest to secure work."
Budget 2015 confirms Long Term Economic Plan for the South West and sets out next steps to do more.
The Chancellor has confirmed in Budget 2015 his Long Term Economic Plan for London to ensure that the nation’s capital continues to play a significant role in a truly national recovery.
Paul Gray provides an update on the committee's consultation on the introduction of Universal Credit waiting days.
Bringing together individuals with the influence and expertise to tackle Britain’s most damaging social problems.
150 businesses have already signed up to the Business Compact, from a wide range of sectors including legal, retail, finance and energy.
The new headquarters of Highways England - the company that will run motorways and major A roads – has been opened today by Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin.
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