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Answering times for 999 calls published for the first time, delivering on the commitment in the Beating Crime Plan.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
The Environment Agency has completed the mammoth task of tagging more than 4,000 juvenile salmon smolts (juveniles) before they leave the River Tamar and head out to sea.
…DVLA's contact centre opening times over the Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend 2022.…
The Youth Justice Board (YJB) publishes its outcome evaluation of AssetPlus.
Projects include rewetting lowland peat to grow plant fibre material to use as padding for clothes.
HMRC is writing to businesses to support them with the changes.
The Secretary of State has reappointed Sandra Dinneen, Paul Farmer, Patrick Newberry, Susie Thornberry, and Richard Upton as Commissioners of Historic England for terms of three years and four months from from 1 September 20…
The grave of 2nd Lt Piers Edgcumbe (12th Royal Lancers) has been rededicated at Esquelbecq Military Cemetery, near Dunkirk
New procurement rules which will level the playing field for SMEs and drive economic growth across the UK have moved a step closer to becoming law this week.
Details of the VMD’s second Equine Anthelmintic Resistance Stakeholder Meeting and the next steps to developing a pan-industry equine group.
Thousands of people in rural parts of Cornwall are a step closer to getting lightning-fast broadband under the government’s historic £5 billion Project Gigabit.
More than 5,000 public buildings - including schools, hospitals and libraries - have been connected to high-speed broadband thanks to a UK Government scheme to level up public services.
Vital local services including hospitals, community centres and fire stations across Northern Ireland can access internet speeds at least ten times faster than their old mostly copper-based connections thanks to more than £25 million of UK Government investment.
Millions of people expected to attend events covered by the scheme
The TRA has recommended a new trade remedy on Aluminium Extrusions from China. A provisional remedy will come into force while the investigation concludes.
A number of improvements and simplifications to apprenticeships will come into force from August 2022
CMA commits to implementing the recommendations in full
More community groups will be able to rescue prized local assets, such as sports clubs, music venues and historic buildings, following the expansion of levelling up funding.
First recipients of fund targeting areas left-behind in youth services confirmed
Health and Social Care Secretary Sajid Javid delivers the UK's address at the WHO's World Health Assembly in Geneva.
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