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The TRA has proposed a countervailing measure on USA HVO biodiesel imports and has terminated its parallel dumping investigation.
The Secretary of State has appointed Louisa Harris, Mark Johnston and Adam Knight as Trustees of the Theatres Trust from 2 December 2025 to 1 December 2028
21 apprentices have become the first to graduate from the UK's pioneering degree-level forestry programme.
Billpayers to benefit from an average of £150 off the costs of energy bills.
The UK’s economy and security will benefit from a new £1.7 billion investment package in European Space Agency (ESA) programmes.
Patients to benefit from faster life-saving treatments as new leader appointed for health data service.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Sir Martyn Oliver, Ofsted's Chief Inspector, spoke at the annual National Children and Adult Services Conference in Bournemouth.
Scotland’s £1 billion fishing and seafood sector will need to adapt to new EU changes in the information and data they submit to enable their exports to flow smoothly from the UK.…
Changes to charity law, implemented by the Government today (27 November 2025), should mean fewer charities will be required to ask for the Charity Commission’s authority to make moral (‘ex gratia’) payments.
An update from Michelle Russell, Chief Executive of the SIA, on the recent work of the SIA on Martyn’s Law.
The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of Vicki Mulligan and the reappointment of Laura Coyle as members of the Family Procedure Rule Committee.
Government sets out bold measures to support British science and technology companies to start-up, scale-up and stay in the UK.
Ofqual today published revised statistics on access arrangements for GCSEs, AS and A levels, alongside new research into the role of time pressure in assessment.
New system for local plan development launches early 2026, introducing a 30-month process, three gateways, and digital-first requirements.
Ministers and the National Cyber Security Centre have written an open letter to small businesses and business representative organisations about cyber security.…
David Holdsworth's speech to the Association of Charitable Foundations conference 2025
Scottish families will benefit from a Budget to cut the cost-of-living, create more high skilled jobs and invest in public services, as the Chancellor reaffirmed her commitment to drive economic growth.
Budget 2025 speech as delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Government sets out plan to manage existing North Sea oil and gas fields, protect jobs and grow clean energy industries.
This government’s first mission is growth.
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