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Having cleared the Taliban out of Helmand's 'Red Wedge', British soldiers are now working with military and civilian stabilisation experts to help the locals build their future. Report by Ian Carr.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The fund is designed to encourage enterprise, growth and jobs in the private sector and support regions that are dependent on the public sector…
Mr Hayes and Mr Grayling’s departments, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the Department for Work and Pensions respectively…
BIS and DWP are working closely together to introduce reforms that will free Jobcentre Plus and training providers from unnecessary bureaucracy…
Around a third of employers said that their views of part time study have improved based on the experience of their employees. The Futuretrack…
While the UK is a world leader in making high-tech products and the latest figures show that manufacturing growth has reached a 16-year high…
The Academy, which will form part of the National Skills Academy for Process Industries, will receive up to £1.98m of funding over 3 years, …
Nick Herbert, Minister for Policing and Criminal Justice, gave this speech to City Forum on Tuesday 25 January 2011.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Control orders, BSkyB, economy and misc.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: GDP figures, Sky and misc.
Draft text of the speech - may differ from the delivered version. Planning is more than a job: it is a vocation. It helps people articulate…
In a Foreign Office film launched today, French designer Sebastien Noel and German designers Conny Freyer and Eva Rucki discuss the unique attributes of the UK design industry that have allowed their business to flourish.
The largest British trade delegation for several years arrives in Algiers on 23 January. The delegation will meet members of the Algerian business community & public officials to explore opportunities for partnership.
Thank you to Business for New Europe for arranging an event on this important topic and in particular for arranging such a distinguished panel…
It is a pleasure to be invited here today to open the Energy Centre at Bridgwater College. The transition to a low carbon economy presents …
Seven-fold increase in liability for nuclear sites announced Nuclear operators will be expected to take on liability of €1.2 billion for …
There is a role for governments, the private sector and consumers to play in the entire food system in achieving future food security.
As a public consultation on reforming the system for allowing people to study in the UK draws to a close, the government has today called on people to make their views heard.
The Government has today called on people to take this opportunity to make their views heard on student visa reform.
Secretary of State Owen Paterson meets US Economic Envoy to Northern Ireland Declan Kelly, who visited Belfast today.
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