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Prisoners have been forced to pay over three quarters of a million pounds towards helping victims this year, thanks to a new law that literally makes them pay for their crimes.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Discusses renewable and low carbon fuels and it's use in transport.
As part of Government’s Red Tape Challenge, from today (21 September) businesses and the public are invited to go online and identify ways that…
Company director fined for falsifying maintenance records and putting road users and coach drivers at risk.
New website packed with case studies and reports.
Communities Minister Don Foster today legally authorised new powers for communities to help prevent the rapid sell off of treasured community…
Business minister Michael Fallon announces extra support including less red tape for challenger businesses.
Proposals will include a planned new route to the UK IPO market for high-growth companies, which is likely to feature reformed rules on free…
Speaking at the MADE entrepreneur festival in Sheffield, Business and Enterprise Minister Michael Fallon announced that there will be a new …
The Health Research Authority will host transparent expert advice to support decisions on access to personal health information, the Department…
Jeremy Newman will be the new Chairman of the Audit Commission in the lead up to its abolition, Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles announced…
In an article published in the Daily Telegraph, the Commanding Officer of 3rd Battalion The Rifles and the Brigade Advisory Group in Afghanistan, Lieutenant Colonel Charlie Maconochie, argues that recent 'green on blue&#…
Victims of domestic violence and abuse aged 16 and 17 will be recognised under a new cross-government definition.
ACMD invitation to members of the public to its open meeting on 11 October 2012.
Foreign Secretary William Hague gave evidence to the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday 18 September.
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire set out why Britain’s reputation is more important than ever, and why we should be more confident about our reputation overseas.
A new way to measure fuel poverty in England is being proposed today by the Government following the independent review on this issue by Professor…
In March 2012, Professor John Hills from the London School of Economics published his final report into the issue of fuel poverty in which he…
The Rt Hon Edward Davey MP: Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change 18 September 2012 In March 2012, Professor John Hills from the London School of Economics published his final report into...
Victims of domestic violence and abuse aged 16 and 17 will be recognised under a new cross-government definition announced by Nick Clegg.
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