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childcare.co.uk announced as the winner of a DfE competition to find innovative ways to help parents choose the right childcare.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The International Child Protection Certificate is a criminal records check for UK nationals or non-UK nationals previously resident in the UK, seeking to work with children overseas.
More than 2,000 families being helped through life-changing government fund worth over £7 million in the past 6 months.
David Cameron gave a statement in Parliament on the European Council's meeting during 15 to 16 October 2015.
UK supports African Union leadership in calling for scrupulous observance of Arusha peace agreement as key to peace in Burundi.
Matt Hancock, Minister for the Cabinet Office, hosts a Job Hack to help young people access training and employment opportunities.
UK industry well-placed to exploit global market opportunities in marine systems integration, autonomous vessels and superyacht manufacture.
Sports Minister Tracey Crouch speaks about the power of sport to change lives and the need for good governance in the sector
From 2 to 8 November, Beijing has a real treat in store as GREAT brings the best of British cuisine to the city’s top restaurants. Book your seats now!
Counter-extremism strategy aims to tackle the full spectrum of harms caused by extremism: violent and non-violent, Islamist and neo-Nazi – hate and fear in all their forms.
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale delivered the keynote speech at Society of Editors on freedom of press and vital role it plays in society
The Prime Minister announces £5 million support for local initiatives, campaigns and charities to counter extremist ideologies.
Grant Shapps speech at the Royal United Services Institute on Africa and security
In Rugby, organisations have worked together to provide a collaborative approach to CCTV that protects the community whilst maintaining their right to privacy.…
The British Embassy jointly with a number of social organisations oppose the death penalty in Guatemala and have called for the abolition of this punishment which contravenes the most basic human right to life.
Businesses can apply for a share of £4 million for projects to meet the challenges of producing creative content across devices and media.
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has reappointed Laura Carstensen as a Trustee of National Museums Liverpool.
Care Minister Alistair Burt sets out priorities on providing high quality mental health care and support for social care.
Speech by the Development Secretary at the "Britain's Role in a New Age of Development" event, Chatham House, London.
Tech City today announces a scheme to help attract top global talent across Tech Nation, into the UK.
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