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An overview of community libraries, from the perspective of the library service
Overview of a community library from the perspective of the community
The European Union Referendum (Counting Officers’ and Regional Counting Officers’ Charges) Regulations 2016 come into force today.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Theresa May speaks to Parliament about the attacks, our response and the threat we face from terrorism in the UK
The quality of care provided to people at North Essex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust experiencing mental illness is set to improve.
Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is set to improve its finances as Monitor helps the trust get back on track.
The CMA has provisionally decided to release the Performing Right Society (PRS) from undertakings dating back to 1997.
Minister for Culture Ed Vaizey launches first Culture White Paper in 50 years.
Ofsted has today (23 March 2016) published the outcome letter of its inspection of Portsmouth City Council’s support for school improvement.
Government launches strategy to help ensure the arts, culture and heritage are open to all
Minister for Civil Society, Rob Wilson, spoke about why the investment market should help connect its customers with causes they care about.
Chris Woolard and Shaul David bring cutting-edge insight and expertise on FinTech regulation and innovation to Australian audiences.
Communities Secretary Greg Clark welcomed a senior delegation of Chinese regional leaders to an historic summit.
Baroness Shields speaks on preventing crime in the digital age at the International Crime and Policing Conference 2016.
More than £300 million of public money will be provided to Inverness as part of a UK City Deal.
The CMA has provisionally found that likely changes in London’s private healthcare market mean that extra remedies would not be proportionate.
Minister for Internet Safety and Security, Baroness Joanna Shields, opened day 1 of the second International Crime and Policing Conference.
The National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) shows that on average adults are eating 8 grams of salt per day.
Elizabeth Denham has been confirmed as the Government's preferred candidate to be the UK’s next Information Commissioner.
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