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International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox today (3 February) welcomes over £9 billion of new commercial deals and the creation of more than 2,600 new UK jobs.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The CMA has provisionally found Electro Rent’s purchase of Microlease is likely to lead to a worse deal for renters of testing and measurement equipment.
This article focuses on air safety occurrence reporting, and the provision of an improved Air Safety Information Management System (ASIMS).
The first stainless steel waste boxes are now ready to store hazardous nuclear waste from one of the most complex industrial sites in Europe.
The Culture Secretary has reappointed Eve Salomon as Chair of the Horniman Museum Board for a second term of 4 years, from 14 July 2018 to 13 July 2022.
Plans to double the immigration health surcharge may provide an extra £220m a year to the NHS.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke with President Erdogan of Turkey.
The Official Receiver provides a further update on employment within the Carillion group.
Families living in built up areas will be able to extend new homes in a government shake up of city living.
Ben Wallace, the Security Minister, today welcomed progress on improved security measures in Tunisia as he ended his first official visit to the country.
Harriett Baldwin announced £5 million of new UK aid funding to strengthen Zimbabwean civil society ahead of the 2018 elections.
Intelligent road studs, which light up in response to changing traffic lights, are to be used for the first time at a motorway junction to improve safety.
New European Union sanctions against 3 South Sudanese former and current officials announced today.
Body worn cameras used by Environment Agency officers help secure conviction for the first time.
The Prime Minister has chosen to re-run the competition to appoint the Chair of the National Citizen Service Trust.
'The transformation of government services is a huge and ambitious agenda. We're making great progress in delivering it' says Tony Meggs
The agreement pledges new areas of cooperation such as an exchange of learning from the accelerated access review (AAR) and how to effectively regulate the trading of medicines online.
The Official Receiver provides an update on employment within the Carillion group.
Announces a doubling of government financial support for maritime training.
Prime Minister Theresa May speaks to British and Chinese business leaders at the Business Forum in Shanghai, on day three of her visit to China.
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