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The Scottish Parliament is to receive new tax and borrowing powers of around £12 billion under plans published today in the Scotland Bill by Scottish Secretary Michael Moore.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This report will help inform the Government's decision on whether to make GHG reporting mandatory.
The Government today announced that the top fifteen banks operating in the UK have adopted the Code of Practice on Taxation.
The Minister for Schools talks about greater freedoms for primary schools to teach Latin as part of the National Curriculum reforms.
…CREATE - a not-for-profit company in Yorkshire which delivers innovative training and employment opportunities for people who have been homeless, marginalised or vulnerable - is the second winner of the Prime Minister's Big Society Award.…
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: alcohol duty, panorama, Gary Mckinnon and Prince Andrew.
The Government has introduced the Scotland Bill in Parliament to deliver on the commitment to strengthen the Scottish devolution settlement.
West Bromwich Albion FC works on child road safety campaign in new partnership.
Speech about how HS2 will help rebalance and rebuild Britain’s economy.
The flag representing the historic Red Rose county of Lancashire has been hoisted above the department's offices to mark Lancashire Day.
Introduction It is a real pleasure to be here this evening. Let me start by making it clear that this Government not only believes manufacturing…
The United Nations climate change negotiations get underway in Cancun, Mexico on 29th November, where UK negotiators are striving for progress on issues affecting developed and developing countries.
The UK Government will give emergency food, water, sanitation and healthcare to more than a hundred thousand people in Burma as the full scale of destruction caused by Cyclone Giri has become clear.
The International Criminal Court is helping to relocate witnesses who may be at risk as a result of investigations into post-election violence in 2007-2008.
Since October last year, RAF Tornado GR4 squadrons have been flying over the landscape of Afghanistan providing support to troops on the ground. But it is not just awesome firepower that these fast jets can deliver.
Members of the 2nd Royal Tank Regiment (2 RTR) have taken a short break from operations in Afghanistan to celebrate their main battle honour - Cambrai, and the first use of tanks en masse.
The Ministry of Defence review into the policy that excludes female members of the Armed Forces is to remain unchanged.
Building on the action already taken by Government and outlined in the paper, T__he path to strong, sustaina__b__le and __b__alanced growth,…
Information Technology is one of the many sectors set to benefit from the Government’s expanded apprenticeships programme. An extra £250m government…
The Innovation and Growth Team (IGT), which is drawn from the construction industry, was tasked by the government to consider how the construction…
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