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Under the Prime Minister’s fundamental changes to the education system, 14-year-olds will be able to get early access to technical education, skills training, work experience and connections with employers.
Environment Agency investigations into waste and water offences across Lincolnshire have secured £168,000 for a Lincolnshire charity.
Statement by Ambassador Kate Foster, UK Chargé d’Affaires to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine.
The Planning Inspectorate has updated advice and information supporting nationally significant infrastructure projects following a change in legislation and government guidance.
An anti-dumping measure on bicycles and certain bicycle parts imported from China will be maintained until August 2029 following a transition review.
The Prime Minister has held his first calls with business representative organisations where he set out a new offer from government to Britain's job creators.
For the first time, AI will be positioned at the very centre of government, thanks to the launch of the PM’s new AI Taskforce which will be chaired by Lord Vallance.
Michelle Dite, Charlotte Samuelson, John Steele and Dame Sarah Storey have been appointed, and Rachel Baillache reappointed, to the UK Sport Board by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport for terms of four year…
Iain Banfield has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of HM Land Registry.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham's remarks to staff following his arrival at No 10 North.
Boost for whisky producers as tariffs removed for shipments bound for US
42 waste sites were inspected, resulting in 17 permits suspended or revoked and over 30 criminal investigations triggered.
Today (24 July 2026) the Security Industry Authority (SIA) is celebrating International Security Officers’ Day and thanking security operatives for their work.
Andy Burnham will today become the first Prime Minister to work from No10 North as he declares the days of power being hoarded in SW1 are over.
With services due to begin in 2028, passengers will be able to travel directly between Portishead and Bristol Temple Meads in around 25 minutes.
…The Office’s contributions to border security, democratic governance, human rights, economic resilience and regional co-operation demonstrated the value of the OSCE’s field presence.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
London company shut down in the public interest following an Insolvency Service investigation
A 34-mile section of the King Charles III England Coast Path has opened across the Furness Peninsula in Cumbria.
UKEF announces measures at the Farnborough International Airshow this week to drive growth and decarbonisation across the aerospace sector.
A Royal Gun Salute fired off the celebrations as twenty of Wales’ top forces-friendly employers were recognised with a prestigious award.
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