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British High Commissioner, Iain Walker's speaking notes at the Business Cost of Violence Against Women & Girls in Ghana forum.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Nearly £100,000 has been awarded by Magnox to two community projects close to its Bradwell and Dungeness A sites.
Karen Bradley confirms five Historic England appointments for next three years
Military Aviation Authority in collaboration with Civilian Aviation Authority and British Air Display Association delivered post-season air display symposium.
More than 60 pledges to encourage flexible working in the teaching profession have been made following the first Flexible Working in Schools Summit
The A1 between Scotswood and North Brunton will be upgraded to provide better journeys for motorists, Highways England has announced today.
People travelling over the Severn bridges will soon benefit from cheaper journeys as the bridges return to public ownership early next year.
People from around the world will have access to premium virtual tours to Guatemala’s most emblematic Mayan sites thanks to an unprecedented alliance between institutions from the UK, Guatemala and Google Arts.
Highways England is set to release an updated set of road design standards in 2018 which will be used across the United Kingdom.
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions David Gauke's speech on the 75th anniversary of the Beveridge report at the London School of Economics.
Forestry Commission plans to release four beavers in the Forest of Dean have been approved by Natural England and are backed by Michael Gove.
Retail, hospitality and hairdressing businesses were among the most prolific offenders named in this round.
Coventry will host the prestigious title of UK City of Culture 2021, Arts Minister John Glen announced today.
Dominic Raab addressed guests at the Policy Exchange in London for the launch of the Linklaters report 'The Rule of Law: everyone has a part to play'.
£40 million Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund investment in business and research will develop the next generation of automotive batteries.
RAIB has today released its report into the overturning of a tram at Sandilands junction, Croydon, on 9 November 2016.
Minister sees how flood-hit bridges can be checked for damage more quickly with new ‘BridgeCat’ technology.
Construction begins on the new 270,000 sq ft Government building
The strong cultural and creative ties between the UK and China were celebrated and strengthened today (Thursday 7 December) in a clear demonstration of the large demand for UK goods and services in global markets.
UK to become world-leader in developing next-generation advanced reactor programme.
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