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The Cabinet Office is leading a radical overhaul of the arrangements that allow civil servants to undertake trade union work in work hours.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Government is changing the rules so that fines from banks and other financial services firms no longer go to the industry.
2% cut to planned rises in the cost of UK rail, London bus and tube travel.
During a series of meetings with Members of the European Parliament, European Commission officials and businesses, Mr Fallon has said he will…
The information sharing challenge fund applications period closed today at 12 noon and the review process has commenced. This process will take…
A report published today by Ofsted highlights the benefits and pitfalls of partnership working in music education.
A team of geospatial analysts within the Foundation Division at the Defence Geographic Centre (DGC) has received the Esri Special Achievement in GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Award.
"An open internet is the only way to support security and prosperity for all"
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire today met Panama's Deputy Foreign Minister Francisco Alvarez De Soto during his six day visit to the UK.
During meetings with Network Rail, the Office of Rail Regulation, the Railway Industry Association, the Rail Safety and Standards Board, and…
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on a rare mid-eighteenth century officer’s embroidered grenadier cap.
The UK will establish a centre of excellence on cyber security to offer countries advice on how to build secure and resilient cyberspace.
Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude made a speech on cyber security to the 2012 Budapest Conference on Cyberspace.
The new measures reflect months of negotiations and lobbying by the UK, and other like-minded member states, to ensure that unnecessary burdens…
After a recruitment process, Cambridge academic, Baroness Onora O’Neill of Bengarve, has been selected as Government’s preferred candidate
UK set to get next generation mobile broadband services.
Lord Wallace of Tankerness QC delivered a speech on legal issues related to devolution.
William Hague: "I urge governments, international organisations, civil society and industry experts to come together in Budapest and address one of the great challenges of our time".
Foreign Secretary William Hague and Hungarian Foreign Minister János Martonyi write about their hopes for the Budapest Conference on Cyberspace.
UK consumers and businesses are set to get comprehensive next generation mobile broadband services in the 1st half of next year.
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