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Nearly 192,000 households have bought or reserved a new home through government-backed schemes over the past 5 years, latest figures show.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Latest OECD Economic Survey confirms that the UK has jump-started its engines for growth. Now is the time to 'finish the job'.
Dr. Alastair McPhail, announced £100,000 of new UK government funding for the International Peace and Cooperation Centre
Chancellor welcomes Secretary General Angel Gurria and his team to the Treasury, to launch the OECD’s biennial Economic Survey of the UK.
More than 33,000 new homeowners have been created through the reinvigorated Right to Buy since 2012.
Amendments to enable civil and crime providers to carry out part 1 injunction applications.
Brandon Lewis has proposed new measures to speed up the planning system and provide new homes more quickly.
HS2 Ltd has welcomed a new non-executive director to its board as the project to build Britain’s new high speed rail network moves towards construction.
There is a year-on-year increase of the number of disabled people in work of more than 141,000 and 86,000 more disabled women in work.
Chancellor has set out plans to help London meet its need for over 400,000 homes.
Chancellor talks through the six-point long term economic plan for London.
Jobs, transport, housing and culture are at the heart of six point long term economic plan for London.
Prime Minister David Cameron's speech and Q&A on growth, infrastructure, agriculture, quality of life and tourism in the East of England.
Drivers will benefit from £106 million of investment on the M5 in the South West over the next few months.
Jobs, transport, science, agri-tech, energy and defence are at the heart of the six point long term economic plan for the East of England
Courts that help families affected by drug and alcohol misuse to open in new areas, thanks to government backing worth £2.5 million.
Housing Minister Brandon Lewis welcomed new figures showing a rise in the numbers of homes being built across the country.
Up to £155 million more now available for housing to help people live independently.
Paul Wilson has been appointed interim Chief Inspector of Probation today.
The national roll out of Universal Credit begins on 16 February 2015.
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