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Foreign Office Minister David Lidington answered questions on the UK in the EU live via Twitter on 28 February.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Bexhill-Hastings Link Road approved to aid development.
Matthew Hancock the Skills Minister sets out £214 million investment in 47 colleges across the country.
The new CCA scheme has started, providing an extension to the Climate Change Levy rebate for energy intensive industries until 2023
Victims of crime will now be able to hold the criminal justice system to account.
Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant delivers Explanation of Vote on adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2098.
Housing Minister Mark Prisk announces that councils across England will receive a share of the £180 million Disabled Facilities Grant.
A soldier who risked his life to defuse a series of IEDs in Afghanistan has been awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal.
Housing Minister Mark Prisk relaxes the funding rules for the Community Right to Build.
A scheme to construct a link road to complete the inner ring road in Luton can now start.
Southern relief road for Beverley town centre approved.
Proposals to construct 2 new park and ride sites and upgrade a junction in York have received final approval.
Test your family and friends’ smoke alarms this clock change weekend (31 March 2013).
British Ambassador to Albania, Nicholas Cannon, talks to the Ismail Qemali University students in Vlora, Albania.
Changes to the benefits system as part of the Government’s welfare reforms.
Cornwall and Devon organisation commended for recognising positive community action by young people through sport and social activities.
Two innovative technology projects were today granted £196,000 by the Intellectual Property Office.
FTSE 100 company Land Securities has lost a court battle with HMRC that could have cost the UK at least £60 million.
The government's Council Tax freeze deal helps to cut residents' cost of living.
Home Office Circular 006/2013 covers a change to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 and the Misuse of Drugs (Designation) Order 2001.
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