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Plans to redesign the Army into an agile, capable, formidable force for the future have been announced today by the Defence Secretary Philip Hammond and the head of the Army, Chief of the General Staff General Sir Peter Wall.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Writing in The Times newspaper, Chief of the General Staff General Sir Peter Wall has outlined the thinking behind the changes to be made to the Army in today's Army 2020 announcement.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has announced that the Government accepts the broad thrust of the six recommendations made in the review of the United Kingdom's Reserve Forces published on 18 July 2011.
Today the Secretary of State announced the outcome of the Army 2020 review setting out how the Army will transform to become a smaller, integrated and more adaptable army than it is today.
The UK is placed second in the world for attracting inward investment, after the United States, up from third place last year. Lord Green…
The core cities are Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, Newcastle, Nottingham, Sheffield and Manchester. These eight largest and most economically…
David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Science said: “I am delighted to welcome Mark to the HEFCE Board. He brings with him a vast…
Business Secretary Vince Cable said: “The Government is committed to help close the gap between North and South and encourage strong and …
**Notes to editors **1. The Government’s economic policy objective is to achieve ‘strong, sustainable and balanced growth that is more evenly…
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Edward Davey today announced that Lord Deben has been selected as the preferred candidate to succeed Lord…
Olympic project a perfect mix of expertise, imagination and ambition.
The announcement of further British support comes in response to a UN estimate that 1.5 million people are in urgent need because of the violence
Speech by Damian Green on 5 July 2012 - written speech (not as delivered).
Public Health Minister Anne Milton said: "Smoking remains one of the most significant challenges to public health".
The Wales Office Minister David Jones has today [5th July] Praised the success of this year’s Llangollen International Eisteddfod during a visit…
Increasing trade between Wales and the rest of the world will top the agenda at the latest meeting of the Secretary of State for Wales’ Business…
Lord McNally today called for all parties interested in the future of Sark to work together to safeguard the future of its unique community.
Secretary of State Michael Gove speaks at the FASNA (Freedom and Autonomy for Schools National Association) conference, July 2012.
A consultation is announced about which 2-year-olds should be entitled to a free early education.
"For me, that vision is about buildings, about people, about sport and about the economy, about legacy and inspiration for the future - and I want us to break records on every one."
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