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A new survey published today reveals that teachers are feeling more positive about the standard of pupils' behaviour in schools.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
NHS budgets, the European Council and the renaming of Big Ben's tower were discussed at this press briefing.
London and Scotland via the North East and Yorkshire passengers are on track to get a host of service improvements.
Jeremy Hunt’s proposals to address fund raising challenges facing the arts sector
New report shows that the number of public sector mutuals has increased and they are improving services.
Two new government IT deals announced today by Francis Maude will deliver combined savings of approximately £7m.
Shared parenting key to children’s futures, says Maria Miller.
"In a world of fierce competitiveness - a world where no-one is owed a living - we need to have a welfare system that the country can properly afford."
Welfare, House of Lords reform, Scotland, education and tax were among the topics discussed at this press briefing.
Prime Minister David Cameron delivered a statement on 25 June 2012 to the House of Commons regarding the G20 summit.
UK Government Northern Ireland Executive ministers held the third meeting on rebalancing the Northern Ireland Economy.
Study shows help for first-time buyers is making an impact.
How Scottish law has influenced English law, especially since the start of devolution.
British paratroopers have been training alongside the Royal Army of Oman over the last two weeks to hone the infantry skills of both armies' soldiers.
The Green Genius - or ‘Greenius’ - contest will look for solutions to questions of food, water and energy security, such as how to keep bills…
Higher Apprenticeships enable the Government to drive economic growth by targeting specific sectors where advanced skills gaps have been identified…
This speech was delivered by Lynne Featherstone on 22 June 2012.
New appointments of Chairs to the Anglian (Northern) and Southern RFCC
Francis Maude visited frontline staff who are transforming services at Hinchingbrooke Hospital through a mutual joint venture, Circle.
A new online Solutions Exchange tool will help SMEs connect with government and learn about ways to sell to the public sector.
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