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Community groups and voluntary sector are crucial to making the Government's 'rehabilitation revolution' a reality, says Lord McNally.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Schools Minister Nick Gibb sets out proposals to overhaul education for pupils of 16 and over.
Foreign Secretary William Hague says Britain will continue to stand side by side with the Syrian people and redouble efforts to work with international partners to increase pressure on the regime.
Lord McNally lecture about the work of the probation service and rehabilitation.
Ministers urge businesses to help tackle employment law, bureaucracy and red tape in the latest phase of the Employment Law Review.
Today’s decision will see the qualification period for the right to claim unfair dismissal extended from one to two years. This will come into…
Businesses have today been called upon by ministers to help tackle employment related law, bureaucracy and red tape in the latest phase of the…
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: The Human Rights Act, Europe, the economy.
The Department responds to claims in The Sunday Times that the National Planning Policy Framework will result in advertising billboards &lsquo…
The change will encourage more businesses to protect their intellectual property and enforce their rights. Evidence presented to the recent …
Foreign Secretary William Hague and Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt met Syrian human rights activist Catherine al-Talli and opposition member Bassam Ishak on Thursday 29 September.
It’s a pleasure to be visiting Romania, and to be here today to discuss the challenge facing every member of the European Union - how to secure…
Speech by the Chief Secretary to the Treasury.
Our planning system reforms won’t create a planning free-for-all (as has been suggested in the Daily Mail). What they will do is put local people…
Town centres first Sir, Contrary to suggestions in Alice Thomson’s article (Opinion, Sept 28) the coalition Government is firmly committed…
Foreign Secretary William Hague has said that he is concerned about sentences handed out by a Special Tribunal in Bahrain.
Plans to scrap or simplify more than 60 regulations have been announced today by Tourism Minister John Penrose.
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan today [29th September 2011] welcomed initial proposals to modernise rail services, which include electrification…
The Secretary of State speaks about the need to reform vocational education and announces a review of 14 to 19 vocational education.
Lord Hill celebrates the launch of the first two studio schools and welcomes their contribution in breaking the divide between academic and vocational qualifications
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