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St Paula prepares for another voyage
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is asking for views on how it might strengthen the effectiveness of its penalties regime.
Where to send applications and correspondence to Land Registry if you are a citizen.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond welcomes release of Peter Greste but remains concerned about other journalists still in jail in Egypt.
RPA has already exceeded its SPS 2014 target for the end of March
Statement by Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant of the UK Mission to the UN, to the Security Council wrap-up session of the Chilean Presidency
'You are the people who are creating this country’s jobs and growth. We, as a government, will do all we can to support you.'
HyperCatCity will get businesses and cities working together to find new, effective ways to deliver services using data and technology.
The areas of support and projects that the British Embassy in Tunis is funding for financial year 2014/15
Projects which help councils deliver more for less by working with local communities and neighbourhood groups awarded share of £2 million.
UKTI Greece promotes UK digital expertise to audience of top Greek business executives.…
Culture Secretary reappoints David Barclay and Dr Stephen Page for four more years, to 25 January 2019.
The recommendations of the Prime Minister’s cross-party Holocaust Commission have been accepted.
More than 6 million searches of the government’s new archive of wills have been made in just 1 month.
School leaders, an England women’s rugby player and business and charity figures will judge an awards scheme to promote character education.
The Chancellor sets out the government's long term economic plan for the south-west.
Jobs, transport, tourism, and defence at the heart of six point plan for the south-west, announced by Prime Minister and Chancellor.
UK welcomes adoption of new electoral law and cessation of violent protests in DRC and supports the elections process.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announces final content for more rigorous and demanding arts GCSEs and A levels, and GCSE computer science.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander speaks at Sciences Po in Paris on building a better Europe.
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