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I am pleased to be here this evening to say a few words at your annual Summer Reception. It is always important to look back on what has been achieved in order to set our future course. I want to tha...
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Police in Gwent and Wiltshire will be the first to start piloting the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme, also known as Clare's Law.
A College of Policing will be set up to help officers in the fight against crime, Home Secretary Theresa May announced today.
A college of policing will be set up to develop professionalism, improve the evidence base for policing and help officers in the fight against crime, home secretary Theresa May announced today.
The pilot to test the domestic violence disclosure scheme (DVDS), often known as ‘Clare’s Law’, will begin today, the Home Secretary Theresa May announced.
This written ministerial statement on the EHRC annual report was laid on 16 July 2012 in the House of Commons by Lynne Featherstone, and in …
Speech on energy policy and taxation.
The Wales Office Minister David Jones visited Tydfil Training in Pontypridd today to mark UK Government’s plans to electrify South Wales Valley…
Secretary of State with officials at Cardiff Central Station, courtesy of Matthew Horwood photography Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl…
Children's Minister Tim Loughton talks to the Association for Physical Education about the importance of sports in schools.
PM: "We are creating a fast, modern, reliable railway with more capacity and cleaner electric trains."
A look at the work of the Foreign Office and its embassies overseas this week.
Statement by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles on the response to the August 2011 riots
Fire and Olympic Legacy Minister Bob Neill, was in Weymouth and Portland on 12 July to meet local partners and community leaders to thank them…
New Law to criminalise cheats that cost country billions With just two weeks to go before the start of the Olympics, Housing Minister Grant…
Civilian employees working for the Defence Support Group (DSG) have received campaign medals in recognition of the front line support they provided while on deployment at Camp Bastion in Afghanistan.
Government launches new consultation on a consumer bill of rights, seeking your views on strengthening and modernising consumer law.
The consultation seeks views on rights and remedies for goods and services and digital content supplied under a contract. The Bill of Rights…
25 July 2012 Today my department is publishing the Government’s decision on the levels of financial support that will be available through …
A consultation about paid time off work for trade union duties and activities for civil servants has been launched.
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