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Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt appoints Professor Elan Closs Stephens as a member of the S4C Authority from 12 July 2012 to 31 October 2014.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A discussion with firms from across West Sussex about making it easier for small and medium-sized enterprises win public sector contracts.
New proposals to update local authority health and overview scrutiny were set out today by Health Minister Lord Howe.
Following consultation, the Unsustainable Provider Regime is to be used and a Trust Special Administrator appointed to South London Healthcare NHS Trust, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley confirmed today
House of Lords reform, Heathrow expansion, Olympics security, issues with the M4 motorway and economic growth were discussed.
Re-appointment of The Right Honourable Sir Christopher Rose as Chief Surveillance Commissioner.
The annual report from the Intelligence and Security Committee has been published for 2011 to 2012.
Francis Maude has today recognised the progress made and set out the challenge ahead to senior government buyers as the first centrally managed contract went live.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt spoke at a Wilton Park conference to address ways of developing the Maghreb’s economic potential and encouraging intra-regional co-operation.
The Defence Secretary has today unveiled the first of a new fleet of Wildcat helicopters and confirmed a £250M contract to support them.
The Defence Secretary has today unveiled the first of a new fleet of Wildcat helicopters, and confirmed a £250m contract to support them.
Task Force Helmand personnel are expanding their sphere of influence in the Upper Gereshk Valley. Report by Richard Long.
The move follows the recent decision by the state of Missouri to use Propofol in its execution protocol. There is currently a shortage of Propofol…
Thanks very much Bernice, and thanks to Chatham House for hosting this event. There are few think tanks that are global in both outlook and recognition. This is one of them. So I'm very pleased to be...
Plans to extend local digital radio coverage moved a step closer today.
The Government and insurance industry are continuing to make progress towards a new agreement on the future of flood insurance.
This written ministerial statement on the review of alleged police corruption during the original Stephen Lawrence murder investigation was …
The most radical reform of the social care system in 64 years is announced today.
The Commission on a Bill of Rights has issued a second consultation paper, after the discussion paper published last year.
PM: "We found much common ground today. Not just about European policy today but also how we develop European policy for Britain and for France in the future."
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