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The Minister for Disabled People celebrates work to change the way people learn about inclusive places and spaces.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Export bar placed on Portrait of a Young Man in a Red Cap
220 films were made in the UK in 2014 to 2015 thanks to the UK film tax relief.
The OECD plays a key role in facilitating dialogue and providing analysis in the run up to COP21.
Minister for Syrian Refugees thanks local authorities and partners for helping the government to resettle vulnerable Syrians in authorities across the UK.
Over 60 projects will receive a share of £42 million to help people who are currently homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
Jenny Baxter, Heather Lauder, Clive Wilson, James Chapman, Ian Rosenblatt and Virginia Tandy OBE have been appointed by the Culture Secretary as Trustees of National Museums Liverpool for terms of 4 years each.
Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has strengthened its leadership team and improved how it is run, following action taken by Monitor.
Christmas High Tea at the British Embassy in Athens offered quintessentially British food and drink products to selected guests.
The Secretary of State for Scotland outlines the urgency for devolution within Scotland:
UK Graphene and Other 2-Dimensional Materials Mission to Taiwan from 21-23 December 2015
New changes will stop highly paid bosses getting to keep generous exit payments when they leave one organisation only to join another.
The new Dormant Assets Commission aims to unlock dormant assets to help fund good causes.
STATEMENT BY GEORGE OSBORNE, CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AT THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING ON DAESH FINANCING
Prime Minister David Cameron attended the NFF in Iceland, and is the first UK Prime Minister to visit Reykjavik since Churchill in 1941.
EU press release on the outcome of COP21
UK-Turkey Year of Science and Innovation 2015-16
Health Minister Ben Gummer writes about nursing education reform and a new route into nursing.
Over 25,000 people have seen Magna Carta on its global tour. The original 1217 copy has now travelled home to Hereford Cathedral in time for Christmas
George Freeman, Minister for Life Sciences, introduces a series of case studies to highlight business successes in UK life sciences.
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