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Baroness Twycross' speech at GambleAware’s annual conference, where she set out the government’s work to strengthen protections against gambling harms.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
South Western Railway and c2c will be the first to transfer into public ownership when their national rail contracts expire in 2025.
Safety and innovation on the water are to be bolstered by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) with a proposed update of regulations for small commercial vessels used for sport or pleasure.
The pilot scheme, AI Airlock, is designed to help test and improve the rules for AI-powered medical devices to ensure they reach patients quickly, safely and effectively.
The Secretary of State for Justice has appointed David Whalley as the Chair of the Lay Observers’ National Council.
A UK-funded cargo tracking system has been praised in a flagship report for driving growth, keeping cargo and drivers safe, and speeding up trade across East Africa.
Following the successful digital skills event in March, Strategic Command hosted a further event in London, underscoring the importance of digital in Defence.
There are no new tax obligations for people selling services or unwanted items online as platforms start sharing sales data with HMRC from January 2025.
Lecture from Cabinet Secretary Simon Case at the seventy-second Strand Group event, hosted by King's College London.
DfT wants to build a transport system that works for everyone: Brighton and Hove are leading the way to make this a reality for bus passengers.
The Welsh Economic Growth Advisory Group will drive growth, shape UK industrial strategy, and make Britain a clean energy superpower.
Attending the IPA’s personal insolvency conference, the Insolvency Service set out its continuing work with regulators to improve support for people with debt.…
The Marine Management Organisation has voluntarily suspended the accredited official statistics status of the Sea Fisheries Statistics.
Action represents first use of the Treasury-led domestic counter terrorism financial sanctions regime targeting Northern Ireland related terrorism.
Junk food ads to be banned from October 2025 with final details unveiled today.
To mark ‘Giving Tuesday’, a global day of generosity, the Fundraising Regulator, Charity Commission for England and Wales and Action Fraud join forces to remind people how to give with confidence.
Five lay members have been appointed and will take up roles on the panel.
Three men from the West Midlands have been found guilty of fishing illegally in cases brought by the Environment Agency.
A former boxer from Bradford has been fined after he failed to respond to a Security Industry Authority (SIA) investigation into an unlicensed door supervisor.
The Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner’s annual report for 2023 to 2024 has been laid in Parliament today.
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