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Prisons Minister Sam Gyimah tells the PGA why prison governors are the right people to drive our reforms.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Deputy Ambassador to Somalia Andrew Allen urges the involvement of security forces, humanitarian agencies and the general public for a stable Somalia.
The number of private sector businesses in the UK has hit a record 5.5 million, according to official statistics.
A new consultation has been launched on how best to introduce Clean Air Zones in key cities as part of plans to improve air quality.
Speaking notes of speech by British High Commissioner to India Dominic Asquith at the Red Arrows reception in New Delhi, 5 October 2016.
Funding committed to low emission taxis and motorbikes, plus more chargepoints for workplaces and residential streets.
Mr Keith Allan has been appointed British High Commissioner to Mauritius.
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has won the Prime Minister’s Better Public Building award at this year’s British Construction Industry Awards.
Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, has presented twenty-two companies with the Ministry of Defence’s highest recognition for employer support to the Armed Forces.
Theresa May spoke about modern slavery at an anti-slavery service in Westminster Abbey.
The new MEST education project ‘Girls Access to Education’ (GATE) programme, supported by DFID and UNICEF, will benefit nearly 200,000 girls nationwide.
Minister for the Constitution Chris Skidmore discusses Brexit, voter registration and youth engagement on a visit to Cardiff.
The successful joint bid includes £24 million of Government investment to leave a lasting legacy across the country.
Minister Alok Sharma offers condolences to all those affected by the recent attack.
Sir Geoffrey Adams delivered a statement to the Executive Council of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
The launch of the expansion of the Business Coalition Against Corruption (BCAC) took place in the presence of the FCO's Director for Africa.
Consultation paper launched into how electoral services can be delivered following the introduction of digital registration.
Exploring innovative technologies and collaborations that can turn waste into a valuable resource.
The Environment Agency is testing new flood technology as part of a winter readiness training exercise involving 1,000 staff.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling says the case for HS2 is strong.
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