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The British Embassy in San Jose announces its call for projects for its Bilateral Programme Budget for the period 2015-2016.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Chancellor sets out his three crucial elements of a successful economic recovery plan.
The Secretary of State responds to an Urgent Question on the talks process, following the Prime Minister’s visit to Northern Ireland
The government has announced a further £12 million is to be invested in helping people with mental health conditions return to work.
The government is tackling the root cause of youth crime with an unprecedented package of education and training for young offenders, Justice Minister Andrew Selous announced today.
The benefit cap is providing a clear incentive to work, new DWP research proves.
Foreign Secretary announces UK to provide medical assistance for five wounded Ukrainian servicemen.
Crest Nicholson say that government’s reform to stamp duty has given it the confidence to bring forward next phase of development at Centenary Quay
New powers to stop illegal migrants opening bank accounts were introduced today (Friday 12 December) as part of the Immigration Act.
A pioneering analytical service that number crunches reoffending data for organisations working with offenders has won two prestigious awards.
Speech given by Greg Quinn, British Chargé d’Affaires to Kazakhstan on December 12. This is an English transcript of the speech.
Changes to the Renewables Obligation (RO) for Biomass are being proposed to protect bill payers from extra costs.
Francis Maude spoke at the Institute for Government and announced the release of flood risk assessment data to help local communities.
The government has today (11 December 2014) responded to an inquiry into adult English and maths skills with a short film.
The consultation proposes changes to the police complaints and disciplinary system and strengthening protection for police whistleblowers.
David Cameron welcomed Prime Minister Sellal of Algeria to Downing Street this morning.
Ahead of EU Fisheries Council next week the government has pledged to lobby hard to deliver a fair deal for the UK's fishing industry
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons by Theresa May.
Chancellor welcomes Mark Carney’s proposals to strengthen transparency and accountability of the Bank of England.
Statement by UK Legal Counsellor to the UN Security Council meeting on ICTY & ICTR Progress Reports
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