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The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has presented the 2021 Alexander Dalrymple Award to the US Office of Coast Survey (OCS) in recognition of its outstanding contribution to global hydrography.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
UK government launches Energy Price Guarantee to help households in Northern Ireland.
This article explains what parents can do to help their children in their early years.
The broadcaster, which has been a pillar for Wales and the Welsh language, marks four decades since it was created.
Six firms with exciting ideas for using location and property data have been chosen as the latest to benefit from the award-winning Geovation Accelerator Programme.
Speech by Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency, at the Whitehall and Industry Group, 1 November 2022
Statutory inquiry opened into The Saint George Educational Trust due to concerns including about potential political activity.
Fines totalling £105 million brought about by Environment Agency prosecutions in 2021
Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch sets out her plan to 'future-proof the UK economy' in a speech at the landmark Green Trade and Investment Expo in the North East.
On Monday 31 October 2022, the UK and Japan signed a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) to deepen ties on digital government transformation.
Craig Hutton of Skip It was convicted of operating the business without environmental permits.
The first set of provisions from the Charities Act 2022 are now in force.
Covers precision-bred plants and animals developed through techniques such as gene editing
A deal has been signed confirming Bulb's 1.5 million customers will have a new energy home in Octopus.
At the UN Security Council Counter Terrorism Committee, the Foreign Secretary will say that we must starve terrorists of finance and emerging technologies.
Ryan Sims from Castle Donington, Leicestershire, has been found guilty of fishing illegally.
A Rotherman man has been found guilty of fishing illegally in a case brought by the Environment Agency to Northampton Magistrates Court on Monday 24 October.
The company was found guilty despite denying charges that a banned chemical got into the Yealm estuary in Devon from its paint testing facility near Plymouth.
Only Victoria Cross awarded to the Royal Air Force in Far East campaign could leave UK
Soldiers, vehicles and UK military bases to receive innovative digital protection against Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) through a £45 million contract.
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