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Information Technology is one of the many sectors set to benefit from the Government’s expanded apprenticeships programme. An extra £250m government…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
28 November 2010 Progress towards an agreement to limit climate change is possible at talks in Mexico this week. But it will be slow. No one…
Inter Faith Week 2010.
The Military Operational Surgical Training (MOST) course - a collaboration between the Academic Department of Military Surgery and Trauma (…
New opportunities to make music and a range of youth services at newly equipped music rehearsal space
Young people in Nottingham are being given new opportunities to make music
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Schools talks about the impact the Government's educational reforms will have on sixth form colleges.
It is a pleasure to be here at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, a prestigious institution in Russia, and all the more impressive that…
Plans to encourage Service personnel leaving the Armed Forces to become teachers were announced yesterday, 24 November 2010, as part of the Schools White Paper released by the Department for Education.
Baroness Neville-Jones, minister for security, gave this speech on 25 November, 2010. This version is as written, not as delivered.
The Home Secretary has allocated more than £28 million for specialist services to tackle violence against women and girls until 2015..
This is the September 2010 edition of the violence against women and girls newsletter.
How DFID is helping to prevent the transmission of HIV from mothers to babies in Zimbabwe
The Secretary of State for Education, Michael Gove, addresses the National College’s Annual Conference in Birmingham.
Schools Minister speaks to the Grammar Schools Heads Association on the guiding principles behind the vision for the education system.
Nick Gibb speaks at the Reform think tank's conference about plans to grant greater freedom to schools and offer more choice to parents.
Tim Loughton speaks to the C4EO about improving public services for children, young people and families, and promotes sharing examples of good practice as a means to driving up standards.
The Children's Minister on proposed improvements to children's services.
At the LGA conference in Bournemouth, the Secretary of State outlines planned improvements in education and children's services.
The Children’s Minister discusses Sure Start, the pupil premium and free childcare.
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