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The Queen has approved the nomination of Reverend Canon Sarah Elisabeth Mullally to the Suffragan See of Crediton, in the Diocese of Exeter.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The Home Office has today (8 June) published revised statutory guidance to reflect changes to the legislation on gang injunctions.
We have started the annual End of Year Reconciliation process – a normal part of the PAYE (Pay as You Earn) system – to check that people have paid the right amount of tax in 2014-15. This has been a key feature of the PAYE system since it was first introduced over 70 years ago.
Foreign & Commonwealth Office launch checklist for thrill seekers
Second Reading gives MPs chance to debate principles of bill to bring more powers to Scotland.
An Internet of Things business supported by Innovate UK is set to expand its service to millions of homes after being bought by British Gas
Mr Richard Exell and Mr Paul Faupel have been reappointed to IIAC for a third 3-year term, from 8 June 2015.
All Glasgow Jobcentres now offer Universal Credit, with the new benefit that makes work always pay, available to all new single claimants.
From today (8 June 2015), the paper counterpart to the photocard driving licence is being replaced by an online service.
UK Quality Infrastructure: how developing and transition economies benefit and which UK organisations to contact.
David Cameron gave a press conference at the G7 in Bavaria, Germany.
David Cameron will outline how the UK will step up its efforts to combat the outbreak and spread of deadly viruses.
Philip Hammond condemns missile attack on Saudi Arabia and urges parties to attend Geneva talks.
British wool exports, including those from Cumbrian Texel, Swaledale and Herdwick breeds, are booming.
The British Embassy organised open lecture on its background and relevance to Albania
Government-backed Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ) will bring jobs, tourism and investment to Cornwall’s first dedicated food village.
Jeremy Hunt, Secretary of State for Health, talks about efficiency measures and culture changes needed within the NHS.
Global business leaders, government and civil society have come together to look at accelerating growth and creating sustainable development in Africa.
Statement by Ambassador Matthew Rycroft of the UK Mission to the UN at the UN Security Council Meeting on Ukraine
Representation order email option for crime applications in Nottingham and Mansfield.
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