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A Girlguiding group has joined the fight against illegal money lenders and been rewarded for making a difference in their community.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Latest statistics show house building in England is up by over a fifth compared to last year.
Danny Alexander and Greg Clark visit Glasgow to sign the Glasgow and Clyde Valley City Deal, which sets out the region's strategy for economic growth.
Scotland’s world-class reputation for science and research is enhanced through access to UK-wide funding, infrastructure and skills.
This is the latest project to be supported by the UK Guarantees scheme where the UK government act as a loan guarantor to major infrastructure investments.
Today (15 August 2014) marks 600 days until the start of the new State Pension – on 6 April 2016.
Eric Pickles announces the first wave of projects to benefit from a £1 billion scheme to provide new homes.
£80 million loan to finance a new development of 3,000 homes in Aberdeen.
Councils can now bid for government assistance to build thousands of new homes on previously-developed land.
New law which caps the amount councils can charge leaseholders for repairs to their homes comes into force this week.
Housing and Planning Minister Brandon Lewis responds to claims in the Telegraph about development on the Green Belt.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles set out plans that put people at the heart of shaping the future development of the Ebbsfleet Garden City.
Nick Clegg has launched a call for ideas on ways to create an economic hub in the north of the country.
Almost 10,000 people who had their benefits capped have now moved into work or stopped claiming Housing Benefit entirely.
Councils that bring forward brownfield land for development could benefit from a share of £5 million to get work started on the new homes.
Twenty councils have been selected for the second phase of the One Public Estate programme to release excess government land and property.
Council house tenants will now benefit from higher Right to Buy discounts, and be guided through the homebuying process.
Responding to the 'One North' report, the Chancellor sets out the pathway to a Northern economic powerhouse.
The Foreign Secretary reiterates the UK’s position on the need for an immediate and unconditional humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
Local residents to have a greater say over the future development of their area.
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