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John Penrose announces latest batch of listing decisions.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Prime Minister David Cameron has written an article for the Sunday Times on the upcoming Spending Review in October.
Two new RAF units have been recently formed to provide specialist force protection capabilities at Bastion and Kandahar Airfields, giving other RAF Regiment squadrons more time to recuperate between tours.
The first MOD Police Service dogs to be born to the police dog unit at Her Majesty's Naval Base Devonport in Plymouth are learning to walk and eat solid food for the first time.
The status of fittest ship in the Royal Navy is somewhat in dispute after HMS Ark Royal's and HMS Lancaster's physical trainers have set impressive standards over recent deployments.
Grant Shapps has hailed a new agreement between government and all public bodies that will allow them to use national mapping data for free.
Business Secretary Vince Cable announces £4.6m funding package for Teesside.
As British and US troops are increasingly working side by side in Afghanistan, a group of Royal Navy personnel recently crossed the Atlantic to compare and contrast pre-deployment training between the UK and America
Dr Cable will spend time at Corus, where he will announce the latest funding package worth £4.6 million from the Tees Valley Industrial Programme…
Energy meters in all 18 Whitehall headquarters can now be tracked by the public online in real time, Greg Barker and Francis Maude announced…
A landmark agreement that gives councils and public bodies free access to government mapping data will unleash a wave of fresh thinking and …
How a DFID-funded programme is helping poor rural communities in India to adapt to the effects of climate change
UK businesses need to be ready to face the risks and benefit from the opportunities that climate change could bring, Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said today.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles pledges to end a culture of paper chasing today as the Department for Communities and Local Government publishes…
Improving the systems for measuring the performance of the department.
Triple amputee Corporal Andy Reid was amongst 60 big-hearted adrenaline seekers who conducted a parachute jump over Wiltshire on Friday to raise money for soldiers, former soldiers and their families in need.
Theresa May and Boris Johnson go to Croydon to see the work being done to tackle violent crime involving young people.
Two new wings have opened at the Harmondsworth Immigration Removal Centre, making it the largest of its kind in Europe.
Ongoing enforcement work to tackle knife-crime and serious youth violence in the capital was seen first-hand by the Home Secretary Theresa May today.
Communities Minister Baroness Hanham visits the Wheatsheaf Trust which is helping local people to gain valuable skills and training.
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