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Environment Agency enforcement teams have visited 21 sites across the Thames Valley today (Wednesday 16 November) in a bid to stamp out waste crime.
An Environment Agency field team has recently finished re-aligning the Newbridge Cut away from the River Windrush.
Speech by FCO Minister Baroness Anelay at the International Criminal Court Assembly of State Parties in the Hague
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has announced Franco-British Centres of Excellence for missile technology in Stevenage and Bolton.
New documents sets out options for protecting 2,000 properties
Secretary of State James Brokenshire "encouraged" by Fresh Start progress one year on but acknowledges that there is still more to do.
The Parole Board is very concerned about the plight of many prisoners serving IPP sentences and welcomes the HMIP report.
UK Members of Parliament joined their Malawian counterparts to urge more young parliamentarians to engage in wildlife conservation issues.
New report shows sales of antibiotics for use in animals dropped to 56mg/kg in 2015
UK Sustainable Railway Mission in Taipei to share innovative development on railway industries
Transport Minister Andrew Jones' speech at Highways UK 2016.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd's speech on police reform.
The Secretary of State for Justice has approved the appointment of Sir John Saunders as a new member of the Parole Board.
The Government Actuary’s Department has been commissioned to look at projected life expectancy in future years.
Jobseekers who are homeless or suffering from a mental health condition can access hardship payments immediately after a benefit sanction.
Britain's social mobility problem is getting worse for young people.
A welfare state is not enough. We need a system that involves many players – health professionals, employers and voluntary organisations.
National University and British Embassy celebrate a Shakespeare Day, featuring theatre, lectures and the first Lao Shakespeare book.
Lecture given by Michael Grenfell, CMA Executive Director – Enforcement, at the Competition Law Forum.
A global response to online child sexual exploitation.
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