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A rehabilitation revolution aimed at cutting crime, better educating troubled young people and offering real value to taxpayers was set out …
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Far reaching reforms to the criminal justice system aimed at driving down high re-offending rates and introducing better value for money
Minister Matthew Hancock speaks to the Association of Colleges conference, 20 November 2012.
Information on an extension to trials helping children and young adults with special educational needs.
Education Minister Matthew Hancock announces that only the highest-quality vocational qualifications will continue to count in college and school sixth form performance tables.
Details of an increase in the number of teachers with high-quality degrees, including highest number of physics graduates recruited since 1979 and more men than ever opting for career as a primary teacher.
Speech by Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice Chris Grayling MP on the current state of crime and ways to improve rehabilitation.
Transcript of David Cameron's speech and Q&A at the NACCO Materials handling factory, Northern Ireland.
From January 2013, every new regulation that imposes a new financial burden on firms must be offset by reductions in red tape that will save…
Disabled entrepreneurs and small businesses will benefit from more support to pay for specialised equipment and other costs.
The problem of costly and spurious review cases clogging up the courts will be tackled by new plans announced by Chris Grayling.
Costly and spurious review cases which clog up the courts, delay justice and place a heavy burden on the tax-payer are to be reformed.
The Prime Minister spoke to the CBI conference about plans to help British business thrive.
David Cameron's speech focused on how to "Get Britain on the rise, to compete in the global race."
News on the reaction to the Department for Education’s proposal to make foreign languages compulsory for pupils aged 7 to 11.
Home Office circular 023/2012 covers changes to the police complaints system and procedures for dealing with police officer misconduct and unsatisfactory performance.
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire talked about strengthening UK ties with Latin and Central America at the Diplomatic Academy (IEESFORD) in El Salvador
Foreign Office Minister Hugo Swire: "We are committed to efforts to strengthen and reform the organisation so that it remains relevant into the future."
Foreign Office Minister for the Middle East, Alistair Burt, today welcomed 17 Fellows from Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Oman to London from a regional John Smith Memorial Trust (JSMT) programme.
The call for evidence is part of the Government review of the balance of competences between the UK and EU which was announced by the Foreign…
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