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Housing Minister Grant Shapps has today announced that the Government will ‘put its money where its mouth is’ and help more people to realise…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Public Attitudes to Science 2011 survey finds that 82 per cent of people agree that “science is such a big part of our lives that we should…
In the 4th Keith Kyle Memorial lecture on British - Cypriot relations, Minister for Europe David Lidington emphasised the importance of achieving a settlement for Cyprus.
The 24 personnel from the Royal Navy, Army and RAF have been chosen because they have a personal connection to Prince William, or because of…
It is important that the water people swim in is clean and healthy and this is what these designations are all about.
Two members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, each with his part to play in the ceremonial events planned for London this Friday, talk to Lorraine McBride about their preparations and hopes for the big day.
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague updated parliament yesterday on events in Libya, saying that we are clear that Gaddafi should go, and it is impossible to see a viable or peaceful way forward for Libya until he does so.
Official figures showed the UK economy returned to growth in the first quarter of this year, growing by 0.5%.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham is visiting Freetown as the UK representative for Sierra Leone’s 50th Anniversary of Independence Celebrations.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the UK will continue to stand for reform not repression in response to the events in the Middle East and North Africa.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Libya, Council of Europe Conference, Economy and Cabinet.
The Main Supply Estimates for central government departments seek Parliamentary authority for expenditure in 2011-12.
The Schools Minister discusses education policy at the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers' annual conference.
Small and large companies from across the UK are today (21 April 2011) named as winners of The Queen's Awards for Enterprise 2011 - the UK's highest accolade for business success.
New research reveals that over one million Britons are planning to travel abroad for stag and hen parties this year, but they risk coming home out of pocket if things go wrong.
A total of 156 Queen’s Awards have been announced this year. Overall, 102 companies have won awards for international trade, 44 for innovation…
The Department for Education will make pension proposals in the autumn that are affordable and fair to public sector workers and taxpayers.
The MOD has today announced a restructuring of management in the Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) organisation.
Support and leadership for the UK’s archive sector will transfer to The National Archives next year.
The scope of Professor Lofstedt’s Review into health and safety legislation is set out today as the draft terms of reference are published.
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