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Over 8,000 households who had their benefits capped have found jobs, reduced their benefit claim, or had another change of circumstance.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
65 trains to be built in Derby, with over 1,000 jobs and around 100 apprenticeships supported in the UK.
East Village has won the Mayor of London‘s award for planning excellence and been recognised as the 'best new place to live’.
New funding will help to boost voter registration in Great Britain and make sure that everyone in the country has the chance to vote.
Peter Oborn gave a speech on the importance of architecture and design at an event organised by Innocities in January 2014.
Thousands of veterans are set to benefit from £40 million of funding for nationwide housing projects.
Scottish Secretary welcomes latest figures on UK Government's help to buy scheme.
Communities will be rewarded for helping deliver over half a million homes across the country, Housing Minister Kris Hopkins has confirmed.
Housing Minister Kris Hopkins responds to today’s (3 February 2014) report on UK housing by United Nations Special Rapporteur Raquel Rolnik.
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on smoking in cars, flooding, Scotland, and the Help to Buy Scheme.
Scott Wightman, British Ambassador to Korea, gave a speech at the opening of the UK-Korea Green Building Forum held on 11 February.
Councils will receive £165 million to support vulnerable claimants who might need extra support next year (2014 to 2015).
Government launches an independent review into how more social homes can be built.
Nick Clegg announces cash injection for Oxford area to create jobs as part of landmark City Deal.
Community buildings benefit from £5.5 million government boost to help them reopen to the public or improve their existing use.
More homes and businesses could soon be heated by a range of low carbon technologies, including energy from waste or heat taken from landfill.
Lord Freud discusses how Universal Credit will help employees to work more hours and calls on employers to champion the new benefit.
The Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP speaks to young people at the launch of Youth Action’s 'Youth Peace Manifesto’ about the Economy and how we can move on from the recent Haass process
The online voter registration system was unveiled at Sprint 14 ahead of its launch in June.
Equity loan scheme has created 46 new homeowners every day since its launch, new figures show today (28 January 2014).
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