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Scheme helps break down barriers and empower more young people to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivered a speech on social care this morning in Golders Green.
Simple steps to help keep your essential medical equipment working safely when temperatures rise.
The Environment Agency is taking action to protect water supplies, wildlife, agriculture and navigation as dry weather puts pressure on river levels.
‘Dear Accounting Officer’ letters provide advice on accountability, regularity, propriety, value for money and annual accounting exercises.
The Council for Science and Technology has written to the Prime Minister giving advice on encouraging scale up investment in innovative science and technology companies.
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has today (28 July 2026) reinforced the importance of good governance in achieving more and better social homes for tenants.
GAD and the IFoA brought together 8 government organisations in London Climate Action Week to explore climate scenarios and strengthen resilient policymaking.
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…
The UK condemned Russia’s ongoing aerial attacks on Ukraine and cited ODIHR’s latest report which shows evidence of civilian harm, arbitrary detention and efforts to erase Ukrainian identity in the temporarily occupied terri…
A Somerset haulage operator has had its licence revoked, subject to a period of grace, after the Traffic Commissioner found that its director and transport manager repeatedly falsified drivers’ hours records by using another…
DCMS becomes the first central government department to sign the Power of Youth Charter
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Four former employees from Southern Water, including the former Chief Executive Officer Matthew Wright, face a charge of conspiracy to defraud.
Single bus fares in England to be capped at £2 for 2027.
Construction has begun at Tidworth and Warminster to deliver new and improved facilities or military personnel while enhancing operational efficiency.
Parts of southern, central, and eastern England move closer to drought status
The new inhalers use a next-generation propellant designed to reduce environmental impact while maintaining the same established treatment.
The Environment Agency has secured £517,000 from United Utilities for sewage discharge breaches into the River Tame, funding environmental improvements.
Hundreds of new military family homes have been completed at a Gloucestershire barracks, as the MOD drives forward its plans to transform Armed Forces housing.
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