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Baroness Neville-Rolfe speaks at the Retail Week Conference about the importance of retail to local and national economies.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The Home Office has published its response to two reviews of Tier 2 policy, undertaken by the Migration Advisory Committee.
The government has confirmed that it is pressing ahead with plans to reduce Britain’s reliance on migrant workers through a new skills charge.
Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change, Amber Rudd delivers a speech on the energy benefits of staying in the EU
Nearly 50,000 households have now taken up their Right to Buy since the scheme was reinvigorated in 2012.
A new multi-million pound fund to increase the number of degree apprenticeships available to young people has been launched.
Minister for Cabinet Office, Matt Hancock, spoke about opening up access to public service and enabling everyone to reach their potential.
Alun Cairns to take to the streets of Cardiff for 13.1 mile race
The United Kingdom has submitted a formal response to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) relating to the case of Julian Assange.
Article by Sir Mark Walport on gene ‘editing’ and DNA research.
Senior policewoman and senior female judges from the UK support Egypt’s efforts to tackle discrimination against women
Major employers will work with the government to create new national common measures to help boost social mobility in workplaces in the UK.
The Queen has approved the nomination of the Reverend Canon Jo Bailey Wells for election as Suffragan Bishop of Dorking.
New analysis shows the Great British coast could see an up to £8 boost for every £1 invested.
The Scotland Act has received Royal Assent and now becomes law.
HS2 Phase One bill passes third reading in House of Commons.
Concerns the third reading of the HS2 hybrid Bill.
The Queen has approved the resignation of Lord Bates as a Minister of State at the Home Office.
Additional funding will enhance security forces in Lebanon and help to improve regional stability
Home Secretary speech at International Crime and Policing Conference 2016.
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