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The CMA has today set out proposals to reform retail banking, to improve competition and get a better deal for customers.
Economic Secretary cautions that leaving the EU could damage the UK’s financial services industry and negatively impact on women looking to succeed.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Andrew Jones speaks to local authorities at the Technical Advisors Group Conference about the issues of asset management.
Theresa May addresses audience at the Serious and Organised Crime Exchange 2016.
The Secretary of State for Scotland today made clear his wish to work in partnership with the new Scottish Government.
Two eminent British academics have published their recommendations to improve the job prospects of graduates in STEM degrees.
The Low Pay Commission (LPC) has launched an invitation to tender for research on the impact of minimum wages.
A new £3.5m fund to help repair and improve Cumbria’s public rights of way damaged by Storm Desmond in December was launched today by Floods Minister Rory Stewart.
Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne sets out why it would be a huge mistake for Britain to leave the EU and the Single Market.
More young people will have the opportunity to access a high-quality university education as part of new plans announced today.
In a landmark ruling, 1.27 million pounds has been stripped from the costs Rolls Royce is allowed to bill to the Ministry of Defence as part of a major contract – and millions of pounds’ worth of other costs are still under investigation.
A young Sellafield employee has been hand-picked by the government to front a national apprenticeship campaign.
The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, will restate the UK’s continued support to Nigeria in the fight against Boko Haram.
Young apprentices to be stars of Get In Go Far campaign which is calling on young people to start their career by choosing an apprenticeship.
Small Business Minister announces that the growth hub network is complete meaning that 4.7 million businesses are now covered by the network.
Economic security and life chances for all were at the heart of a packed legislative schedule in the 2015 to 2016 session of Parliament.
Baroness Anelay announces the update on the National Action Plan, restating the UK’s belief that business and human rights go hand in hand
New measures to help more people buy their own home and get houses built faster become law.
International Development Secretary meets with business leaders and gender specialists to discuss improving women's economic opportunities.
Ofsted has updated Ofsted Online for the requirements of the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015.
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