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DfT and Which? co-host forum to agree action on ‘too complex’ ticketing systems.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
New data shows how the government plans to use 3 million tonnes of steel in infrastructure projects by 2020.
A new two-year project to support people with learning disabilities and autism to find work has been launched by the government.
UK Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Baroness Joyce Anelay, visited today a British Embassy-funded project at the Urban Official School Jose Miguel Vasconcelos.
Government to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) working definition of anti-Semitism.
UK Minister of State for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Baroness Joyce Anelay today met the Guatemalan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Raúl Morales to advance several topics of importance on our bilateral agenda.
VAT on sales of the Christmas single in memory of late MP Jo Cox will be donated to charity, the Chancellor has announced.
The UK Government has announced a 25% increase in the number of American post-graduate students joining the Marshall Scholarship from 2017.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling writes to MPs and passengers on the Southern route ahead of planned strike action this week.
The Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis has today met leaders of the UK automotive sector to listen to their views on Brexit negotiations.
The Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales are consulting on their assessment of a new nuclear power station design from Hitachi-GE.
Minister for Human Rights demonstrates UK’s continuing support to Central America and Mexico during a human-rights focused visit to Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Mexico.
UK statement delivered on 12 December 2016.
Sets out items discussed at an EU Transport Council meeting on 1 December 2016 including aviation safety and safety on passenger ships.
The government has announced a review of automatic enrolment to encourage more people to save into a workplace pension.
Construction work gets underway on the triple decker roundabout in North Tyneside.
40 senior financial services leaders offer advice to young women on how to advance their careers in finance.
Justice Secretary responds to ground-breaking review led by Charlie Taylor.
…British High Commissioner attends World Human Rights Day event hosted by the Legal and Human Rights Centre in Dar es Salaam and helps launch a new Civil and Political Rights Tracker.…
Penalty fares appeals bodies must be completely independent of the train operating companies and their financial owners.
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