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Foreign Office Minister David Lidington spoke at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington on 8 May.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Introduction Thank you for your invitation to deliver this keynote address. I am very pleased to be here today as we celebrate the North West…
A simpler and stronger age-rating system for video games will soon be law after proposals were today laid in Parliament
Policing and Criminal Justice Minister Nick Herbert has written to officers to set out the government’s agenda for policing.
First of the Rural Roadshows, allowing Defra ministers to listen to issues and concerns of rural communities and businesses.
This was laid in the House of Commons on 10 May 2012 by Lynne Featherstone, and in the House of Lords by Baroness Verma
Courts in England and Wales will be more publicly accessible than ever before when television broadcasting is introduced.
Michael Gove speaks at Brighton College about the government's initiatives to address the educational attainment gap.
If passed, new legislation will mean that local authority children’s services will no longer have to be assessed by Ofsted.
The freedom was awarded to the squadron in June last year, and this was the first time its members had exercised the right. 30 students from…
Economic growth, Scottish consumers and families are the focus of the UK Government's legislative programme announced in the Queen's Speech today
Defra is seeking to explore opportunities for delivering Common Agricultural Policy systems beyond 2013.
HM The Queen addressed Parliament about the legislative programme for government, with an introduction from David Cameron and Nick Clegg.
The Queen’s Speech included a draft bill to modernise adult care and support in England.
Details of new measures to protect children from commercialisation and sexualisation in society.
Information about how the Children and Families Bill will help parents, families and children and young people with SEN.
Mr David Lidington, Minister for Europe, opened the seminar and joined the company attendees for the presentations and discussions.
Poor air quality harms health and can impact on ecosystems.
The Department of Health’s Transition Risk Register from November 2010, which was a statement of potential risks of NHS changes, will not be…
The Department of Health's Transition Risk Register from November 2010, which was a statement of potential risks of NHS changes, will not be published, following Cabinet agreement and a final decision made by the Secreta…
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