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Universal Credit will expand to 6 new Jobcentres starting from October 2013.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Government sets out how it will invest public funds into new public private partnerships.
A review of progress so far against the 2012 Civil Service Reform Plan calls for the pace of reform to step up.
Rogue firms employing illegal immigrants face new £20,000 penalty per illegal worker.
Response to consultation on the annual contribution limit and transfer restrictions on the National Employment Savings Trust.
Home Secretary Theresa May has said people should take ‘quiet satisfaction’ that Abu Qatada has been deported from the UK.
Home Secretary Theresa May gave the following statement on 8 July following the deportation of Abu Qatada.
Lord Nash, Schools Minister, urges academies to use their freedoms to drive good governance.
Lord Nash, Schools Minister, unveils extra support for governors.
The UK welcomes the joint statement on Trade Facilitation Assistance on behalf of 27 governments and organisations.This statement demonstrates the UK's and wider development community's strong interest in working wit…
Damian Green explains the need for further improvements to policing and criminal justice.
Speech given by Home Office Minister Damian Green on the need for police reform - 8 July 2013
Government publishes response to report from 'Tyrie Commission', 'Changing banking for good'.
Michael Gove announced today the final programmes of study for the national curriculum for 5 to 16-year-olds.
Education Secretary Michael Gove sets out plans for the national curriculum.
Written ministerial laid by Nick Herbert, Minister of State for Policing and Criminal Justice, on 17 July 2012.
A third sector organisation was awarded £150,000 today to help voluntary groups play a leading role in cutting crime and reducing reoffending.
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson answered questions on Edward Snowden, health tourism, HS2, immigration, food banks, Egypt and the press.
The Business Secretary discusses the drivers of local economic growth.
Over a third of children born this year, including the royal baby, are expected to live to 100.
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