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Chancellor visits Lancashire-based biscuit manufacturer Farmhouse Biscuits to welcome news that it expects to create up to 20 new jobs in 2015.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
MHRA took action to close down more than 1,600 websites illegally advertising and selling medicines last year.
RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk will become home to the first 2 US F-35 fighter jet squadrons in Europe.
Number of people joining the housing ladder continues to grow.
Prime Minister and Chancellor visit Hanson brickworks in Accrington as the company relight the kiln after 7 years.
On Monday 19 January 2015 UK Visas and Immigration’s commercial partner, Teleperformance, will relocate the UK Visa application centre in Rome.
Nicky Morgan highlights the importance of women in the construction industry as role models for the next generation.
From 26 January 2015, applications for visas for the United Kingdom made in Santiago will be decided in Bogota.
Scottish Secretary signals continued support for oil and gas sector during a visit to Aberdeen as oil prices plummet.
Public event in Toronto to feature expert discussion on doing business in the new climate economy.
Theresa May says murders are a reminder of the threat we face from terrorism
Foreign Office Minister, Tobias Ellwood, calls for the earliest possible resumption of Parliament as required by Guyana’s Constitution
Hundreds of rural charities are being urged to apply to a £25 million fund for new minibuses before time runs out.
The areas shortlisted to become the first flagship housing zones in England are announced.
Prime Minister David Cameron and the German Chancellor gave a joint press conference in Downing Street yesterday.
British Ambassador greeted two Peruvian master’s degree graduates at the British Embassy in Lima.
Chancellor talks through the six-point long term economic plan for the north-west.
More jobs, better transport connections, science investment and a better quality of life are at the heart of the long term economic plan for the north-west.
Places of worship across Wales can now apply to a new, one-off £15 million fund to address urgent roof repairs.
Over £1 million has been given to the first local authorities to implement the early years pupil premium (EYPP).
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