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Communities across England will be better equipped to combat the increasing threat of dangerous synthetic drugs, following new advice issued by the Home Office.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Decision letter and Inspector’s Report for a recovered appeal.
Changes will bring greater consistency and simplicity for trade mark and design customers.
Marine Management Organisation (MMO) confirms I-VMS licence condition in effect from 12 May 2025.
England's most in-depth peatland map shows the extent, depth and condition of our peatlands
Regeneration expert Neale Coleman CBE has been appointed as Chair of the Oxford Growth Commission.
An update from Pete Easterbrook, interim SIA Director of Inspections and Enforcement. Pete leads the SIA's drive against training malpractice.
New data finds half a million children already benefitting from 15 hours extended childcare offer as applications open for tens of thousands more from today.
The agency’s Chief Executive Officer, Dean Beale, left the organisation on 12 May 2025 to move to a position outside the Civil Service
Delyth Evans is confirmed as the new Chair of S4C. Denise Lewis Poulton is reappointed and five new appointments have been made to the Board.
Government announces 29,000 extra bone scans will be delivered each year, helping with earlier diagnosis of illness such as osteoporosis.
Radical reforms to Britain’s immigration system, restoring control to our borders and reducing record-high levels of net migration have been set out.
The remains of Private (Pte) John Tame of 2nd Battalion The Royal Berkshire Regiment were laid to rest on 8 May in Belgium, nearly 108 years after his death.
Research offers a positive outlook for communities impacted by the decommissioning process.
Cobalt Light Systems Ltd, a spinout from STFC, developed patented technology to identify materials through barriers.
Egg packers prosecuted following APHA investigations
On Thursday 8 May 2025, the Attorney General Lord Hermer KC delivered the Thompson Foundation Lecture on “Employment law and the fundamental right to security”
Russia’s shadow fleet will be hit with the largest ever sanctions package today, ramping up pressure on Putin and protecting UK and European critical national infrastructure.
The infection can cause severe illnesses in the elderly, immunocompromised or those with underlying chronic conditions.
£10 million in new Government funding for surveillance programme will further strengthen the country’s biosecurity to protect animals, plants, people and trade.
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