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Small Business Minister announces that the growth hub network is complete meaning that 4.7 million businesses are now covered by the network.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Danae Dholakia reiterated the importance of relationship between UK and Democratic Republic of Congo during her visit in DRC this month.
Economic security and life chances for all were at the heart of a packed legislative schedule in the 2015 to 2016 session of Parliament.
Baroness Anelay announces the update on the National Action Plan, restating the UK’s belief that business and human rights go hand in hand
New measures to help more people buy their own home and get houses built faster become law.
Ofsted has updated Ofsted Online for the requirements of the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015.
The Immigration Bill has completed its passage through Parliament to become law.
Ambassador Edward Ferguson´s statement at the Equal Participation for Women conference in Sarajevo on 12-13 May.
The British High Commissioner, Thomas Drew CMG, met Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Pervaiz Khattak and other senior politicians during his first visit to Peshawar for 9 years, and his first as High Commissioner.
David Cameron closed the anti-corruption summit, calling for an unprecedented global coalition to tackle the cancer of corruption.
Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets have carried out their first intercept of Russian aircraft in this round of NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission (BAP).
The government has appointed Mike Wright as the new Chair of the Automotive Investment Organisation (AIO).
Small businesses continue to take on more staff, according to new government research published today (12 May 2016).
The Government is powering ahead with our plans to help guarantee secure, affordable and clean energy for the nation, as the Energy Bill comes into law.
A new Environment Agency report shows how businesses view the risks and opportunities presented by future climate change and severe weather.
UK Government plans for the BBC announced today will help make sure Welsh audiences are served better by the public broadcaster.
Arriva could face an in-depth merger investigation over competition concerns resulting from it taking over the Northern Rail franchise.
For the first time ever, public contracts will be visible from start to finish under new rules announced at London’s Anti-Corruption Summit.
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale's statement to Parliament on reforms to the BBC to make sure it remains a valued public broadcaster for the future
The Insolvency Service disqualified more than 1,200 company directors and wound up 131 companies in the public interest in 2015/16.
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