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Correspondence from the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, and the First Secretary of State, to the Electoral Commission regarding an independent assessment of political party spending limits.
Proposed amendments to support information sharing, regulatory reform and the future development of a medical device licensing regime.
The largest prison building programme since the Victorian era will be accelerated through a £110m investment announced by the Lord Chancellor Alex Norris today (1 September).
Unlawful killing and historic child sex offences will be blocked from upcoming changes to prison sentences after the Prime Minister ordered more serious offenders to be kept behind bars for longer.
New measures to clampdown on cowboy builders and rogue bailiffs to help ease cost of living
The Government intends to give the Bank of England a new responsibility to support innovation in payment systems and emerging forms of digital money, whilst continuing to prioritise financial stability.
New opt-in alerts will warn people when air pollution is high, or expected to be high, in their local area
Households can save hundreds on bills as plug-in solar panels become legal to use and buy across the country.
The first young people supported by a new Government programme for the long-term unemployed have started their jobs.
Statement by Ambassador Sarah MacIntosh, UK Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on the Middle East.
David Dinsmore will stand down as the Permanent Secretary, Director of Communications, by mutual agreement on 30 September.
Thousands of young people across the UK will get the chance to gain work experience, build confidence and develop skills to help them get ready for work as Sainsbury's launches a major new “Modern Work Experience Program…
Two new schemes will launch in Barnsley to help residents use AI in simple, practical ways – from applying for jobs to preparing for interviews.
Pub and hotel valuations will be made fairer as the government takes a further step to back the businesses that help drive growth in every postcode.
French police units prevented 185 small boat crossing events in the first 3 months of a new UK-France deal.
New crackdown unites government, regulators, police, local government, and Mayors against criminal gangs behind illegal waste sites.
The Prime Minister sets out new plan to shut down the criminal gangs running illegal waste sites, as part of his pledge to bring hope back to Britain's communities.
This change to the law means 18-year-olds can now apply to become train drivers, tackling train driver shortages and helping young people into stable, skilled and well-paid jobs.
New AI call-routing system for 101 will get callers to the right service faster, while freeing up police to tackle crime and help victims.
The Minister of State for Housing and Planning has written to local authority leaders, mayors and chief executives of local authorities about the government’s next phase of reforms to accelerate growth and housebuilding.
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