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The government has announced a renewed focus on brain cancer research, in honour of Tessa Jowell.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
British Embassy supports debate on public sector appointments and management within its programme assistance efforts.
His Excellency the Governor, Dr John Freeman, chaired the 10th meeting of Cabinet on Wednesday, 9 May 2018, at the N J S Francis Building on Grand Turk.
Baroness Fairhead speaks at the opening of the third Silk Road International Trade and Investment International Exposition.
Plans for a new £250m bypass for Arundel on the A27 in West Sussex have been announced by Highways England today (Friday 11 May).
A rededication ceremony was held for Petty Office Charles McDonald yesterday 10 May 2018 at Oostende New British Cemetery in Belgium.
Oliver Dowden, Parliamentary Secretary and Minister for Implementation, delivered this speech at the Sprint 18 event.
The UK Pavilion was opened today at the Silk Road International Expo (SRIE) in Xi’an.
The British Embassy Tokyo is inviting interested parties to submit bids for the role of tech specialist. The deadline for bids is 1600 on Thursday 24 May 2018 (Japan time).
Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Matt Hancock visits India to launch the UK-India Tech Partnership and confirm regional link-ups.
Raised flood defence walls, new floodgates and a maze of underground culverts will better protect homes, businesses and tourism infrastructure
International Trade Secretary, Dr Liam Fox hails the growth in UK exports as a win for every part of the UK as he visits Scotland today (Thursday, 10 May).
Businesses can apply for a share of up to £5 million to develop new technologies in the field of precision medicine.
The system will link prescribing data in primary care to hospital admissions to help the NHS monitor and prevent errors.
New contracts announced to improve training for school staff and provide additional advice for families
Work on the M5 Oldbury viaduct is set to reach a key milestone following the completion of more than 5,000 repairs to the structure.
Commissioners to ensure residents receive the high quality services they need and deserve.
New measures to protect health, water, energy, transport and digital infrastructure against cyber threats and report breaches and network outages come into force today
Japanese nuclear industry experts have visited two of the UK’s most challenging decommissioning projects to see the techniques and technologies being used first-hand.
The government is launching competitions for tech firms to develop solutions to tackle the major social challenges of our modern age.
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