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Infected Blood Compensation Authority's update that was circulated on 9 July
The Building Safety Regulator will update its approach to building assessment certificates, providing greater support for duty holders while maintaining high standards of building safety.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, has today nominated Professor David Miles CBE to serve a second term in the BRC.
Families across the country will be able to see how the Government will track its progress in tackling child poverty in the years ahead, as a new report is published today (9 July).
The Government Office for Science has published a new report showcasing the economic opportunities from climate adaptation for the UK.
Mining Remediation Authority uses innovative resin injection technique to fix a sinkhole at Marden Farm Allotments, keeping disruption to a minimum.
Personal Independence Payment is no longer fit for purpose and is failing to keep pace with how disability, health and work have changed over the past decade, the Timms Review has found.
Life Sciences sector attracts over £3 billion in new public-private investment in 12 months, reflecting international confidence in UK science and innovation.
Proposals for a new independent veterinary ombudsman to give pet owners stronger rights
Sizewell B power plant given 20‑year lifetime extension to continue operating until 2055.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's speech at Ruskin College.
New powers are now in place for the Home Secretary to crack down on groups carrying out hostile activity on behalf of foreign states.
Laura Gibb, the SIA's Executive Director for Martyn's Law, updates on progress.
Politico-Military Counsellor, Ankur Narayan, rejects Russia's attempts to characterise Ukraine's defence of its territory as terrorism, reaffirms that Ukraine's armed forces personnel are lawful combatants entitl…
Families and businesses will benefit from more solar power as the government has approved a major new solar power project.
Latest information and actions from the Department for Education about funding, assurance and resource management, for academies, local authorities and further education providers.
Children with a parent in prison will be recognised earlier and connected to support under a new government pilot to help them thrive
New regulations coming into force in April 2027 will require certain contractual control agreements affecting registered land in England and Wales to be submitted digitally to HM Land Registry.
The Government has announced regulatory reforms to help businesses test and commercialise new products faster. Marking one year on from the launch of the Modern Industrial Strategy, the changes will boost investment, support…
Research also shows public trust in charities remains high
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