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An additional £842 million is available from today (1 April 2023) to help the most vulnerable households across England with essential food and energy costs.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Isle of Wight wins Best Performing Migrated Local Authority at 2023 Local Land Charges Awards for Excellence – the first award of its kind. Mid Suffolk is highly commended.
Deputy Ambassador Brown welcomes ODIHR’s report and Kazakhstan's engagement, as the country continues its programme of reforms.
Prime Minister announces deal to join CPTPP – a huge trade bloc in the Indo-Pacific which will now have a total GDP of £11 trillion
Over 91% of storm overflows now fitted with monitoring devices required by the government
The Public and Commercial Service (PCS) union has announced targeted Civil Service industrial action (from Monday 3 to Friday 14 April 2023 inclusive) that may impact some APHA services.
The collaboration will support Active Travel England and councils to offer schemes that benefit residents.
Rapport Housing and Care has breached the regulator's governance and financial viability standard
The first ever UK trial of heavy uncrewed ground systems (H-UGVs) has taken place, testing their effectiveness in battlefield situations.
UK and U.S. have announced the winners of the privacy-enhancing technologies prize challenges.
Regulations to inspect utility company street works and assess quality of their road repairs.
Low-paid workers across the country will receive a pay increase this weekend as all rates of the National Minimum Wage rise.
The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport has appointed John Belchem, Dinah Birch, Lynn Collins, Anna Farthing and Philip Lloyd as Trustees of National Museums Liverpool for terms of four years.
The first Regional Office of NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) was opened in London today.
New innovative software that will map the Defence supply chain to identify risks and areas of fragility has been unveiled today.
The second review of State Pension age has been published by the Government today.
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury delivered a speech at the Funds Congress on the UK Asset Management industry and its position as a global player.
Government, law enforcement and private sector agree on a new plan to crack down on money laundering, kleptocracy and sanctions evasion.
Deputy Ambassador Brown says the UK is fully committed to holding Russia to account for its illegal and barbaric actions in Ukraine, including in Bucha.
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