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Previous editions of the Government Actuary's Department’s newsletter up to spring 2020. The new ‘special features’ can be found by clicking on ‘Related content’ below to the right.
The priorities of the Thames Estuary 2050 Growth Commission include equipping people with the right skills, and providing high quality housing.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Home Secretary Amber Rudd announces a substantial £450 million increase in police funding across England and Wales.
Lord Ahmad has said that the United Kingdom will identify, pursue and respond to malicious cyber activity.
The Blue Belt programme has published a stakeholder newsletter providing an update on recent work projects.
Justice Secretary David Lidington today announced how he will take forward the recommendations made by David Lammy MP in his Government-commissioned review of race disparity in the Criminal Justice System (CJS).
The Minister for the Constitution Chris Skidmore has launched a Diversity Action Plan for Public Appointments.
Highways England is advising motorists to plan their journeys along the A303 ahead of this week’s Winter Solstice event at Stonehenge.
A new £5.2 million flood scheme that reduces risk to more than 270 properties in Rugeley and will help regenerate the town centre has been opened
Highways England today paved the way for the future technology which will keep road users as safe and informed as possible on the country’s motorways.
Drivers will be able to use over ten miles of extra lanes on the M62 near Rochdale in time for Christmas.
Commercial radio stations will have greater freedom to increase their choice of music genres and respond to the needs of listeners under new rules announced by Digital Minister Matt Hancock today (Monday 18 December).
On International Migrants Day, International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt sets out how UK aid will help tackle root causes driving people to migrate.
Speech by The Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Lord Chancellor, at Reform on 'Prison policy: delivery and reform'.
Professor Fiona Watt FRS has been selected as the Government’s preferred candidate to be the Executive Chair of the Medical Research Council (MRC) when it becomes a constituent part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) in Ap…
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Contracts Finder - which makes it easier for small businesses to find opportunities to supply to government - is celebrating a breakthrough year of growth.
Engineers at Dounreay have raided a scrap car and a kitchen can opener to help decommission one of the site’s reactors.
Highways England is preparing to lift and complete hundreds of miles of roadworks this week in time for the Christmas getaway.
During a visit to a port in Djibouti, where UK aid is shipped to Yemen, Ms Mordaunt warns of the “human tragedy” of the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
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