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Six of Britain’s top entrepreneurs have offered to help small businesses build their business proposals about better value services.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Creative Industries Minister Ed Vaizey has welcomed a Fujitsu project to improve internet access in remote areas of the country.
International Development Minister Stephen O’Brien MP yesterday attended the Women's Institute's Women Reaching Women Project Conference.
The money will be used to kick start restoration worth at least £600 million to improve the health of lakes, streams and other water bodies.
The UK Government is committed to transparency in the use of public funds, which includes everyone who has received payments under the CAP.
From today, local areas should undertake new action to tackle domestic homicide following any case where someone has been killed by their current or former partner, Home Secretary Theresa May announced.
Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan has given a cautious welcome to the latest Labour Market Statistics published today, which show a…
The Children's Minister talks about how the Big Society can provide care and support for vulnerable young people.
Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to leave "no stone unturned" to halt the killing of civilians in Libya.
There will be extra train carriages at busy times on the lines from Skipton, Ilkley and Doncaster via Wakefield into Leeds.
Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles, today announced a new fair deal for voluntary and community groups, wrapped up with cutting reams of red…
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles today announced proposals for a more localist and fairer way of providing sites for travellers, building …
Communities are getting a supportive boost to help make their neighbourhood vision a reality through a new scheme offering free access to expert…
As part of the Government’s commitment to transparency, Ministers have today published new figures showing exactly who pays for local government…
Francis Maude has announced plans to transform My Civil Service Pension (MyCSP) into a mutual joint venture.
Many school children report missing a month or more of schooling each year in Swaziland, according to the Addressing the Balance of Burden in HIV/AIDS (ABBA) RPC.
Minister for Europe David Lidington said that the UK condemns acts of terrorism following the blast in a metro station in Minsk, Belarus on 11 April.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne discussed Human Rights and Democracy: The 2010 FCO Report with NGOs and members of the Foreign Secretary's Human Rights Advisory Group. You can submit questions about the report to t…
Foreign Secretary William Hague and General Caldwell discussed the progress being made in recruiting and training Afghan national security forces in their meeting on 11 April.
The way the UK does overseas development should interest all in Defence, former Chief of the Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal The Lord Stirrup writes.
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