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Restricted recruitment in the public sector is the last ‘closed shop’: a relic in a digital age when jobs can be advertised online easily and cheaply.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Professor John Newton will take over in January from Tim Kelsey as interim Chair of the National Information Board.
DECA’s skilled engineers located in Sealand provide MOD with a dedicated test facility solving Automatic Test Equipment problems
George Osborne's speech to British business leaders at the CBI's lunch in Davos.
Thousands of British nationals pay for emergency travel documents every month as last-minute passport replacements.
David Cameron spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on securing the future of Britain in a reformed European Union.
Minister for the Cabinet Office Matt Hancock backed the Silicon Valley of South London during a visit to Croydon Tech City.
The Education Secretary sets out her vision for character education.
Transcript of a speech by Dominic McAllister, British Deputy High Commissioner Bengaluru on 21 January
Education Secretary welcomes the benefits of technology to schools and teachers during the BETT conference speech.
The UK IPO today launched a five year strategy setting out government plans to boost British innovation and the UK’s creative sector.
Education Secretary opens the 2016 BETT show by talking of the benefits technology can bring to education.
Extra powers for volunteers will help police officers keep communities safer
Pippa Britton, Trevor Pearce and Sarah Winckless appointed for three years from March 2016.
Remarks by British High Commissioner to Bangladesh Alison Blake during her first Press Conference.
Baroness Shields’ speech on challenging online extremism.
Chancellor George Osborne and Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley have reached a number of agreements following the eighth UK-India EFD.
British ambassador in Cuba Tim Cole writes about the UK and Cuba, everything that joins them together and one or two things that separate them.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan talks about the importance of sharing ideas and knowledge when developing education policy.
PennWell Corporation confirms strategic partnership with UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) for upcoming Offshore West Africa conference and exhibition in Lagos, Nigeria.
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