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City Minister, Harriett Baldwin launches a major new review looking at how financial advice could work better for consumers.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Children and young people in South Yorkshire who have been or who are at risk of being sexually exploited will receive more support thanks to a new £3.1 million injection of funding.
The Government has today laid out its response to the Competition and Markets Authority Provisional Findings on the state of the UK energy market.
Matt Hancock confirmed that new legislation will require every public sector worker in a public-facing role to speak fluent English.
Consumer-facing businesses are being offered help complying with consumer law as the CMA publishes new guidance on unfair contract terms.
Prime Minister David Cameron chaired a meeting of the government’s emergency committee on the response to disruption in Dover and Coquelles.
A challenge in the High Court to the legality of Accelerated Payment Notices has been comprehensively rejected.
Natural England reports that bridges built across roads and railways to allow wildlife movement can stop species from becoming isolated and reduce the number of traffic accidents.
Assessment of ‘borderline’ and ‘poor’ prospects cases changes following judgment.
Angelina Jolie Pitt highlights sexual violence in conflict during her visit to Burma.
UK Foreign Office Minister, Tobias Ellwood, arrived in Turkmenistan on 29 July for his first visit to the country.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Greg Hands announces a consultation on capping redundancy exit payments for public sector workers.
Speech delivered by HM Ambassador, Fiona Clouder, on the occasion of the reception offered at the British Residence.
Scottish Secretary David Mundell has praised the global aspirations of Scotland's island communities as he toured businesses across the Western Isles.
The creation of the country's first National Park Youth Cabinet will give young and local people an active role in their National Park.
The Chevening programme is looking to attract talented professionals, future leaders and decision makers in the public and private sectors of Ecuador.
Investigations ongoing into large-scale tipping of waste in Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire
UK Chevening scholarship exhibition and application cycle opening in Namibia.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed Linn Phipps, Monica Ford, Nadia Motraghi and Professor Peter Edge as lay members of the Advisory Committee on Conscientious Objectors.
A £125 million contract to provide the British Army’s next generation Armoured Vehicles with a high tech sighting system will sustain 40 jobs in Scotland.
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