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In just 3 weeks over 550 businesses have registered their details on a new online Open for Business map.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The MOD has committed £372 million across four contracts for the continued in-service support of Hawk fast jet training aircraft, securing around 700 UK jobs until 2020.
New plan to see more children placed in loving, stable homes by ensuring adoption is always pursued where it is in a child’s best interest.
How Brighton and Hove council have introduced contraflow cycle lanes through the North Laine area on lightly used, one-way streets.
How and why City of York council installed a green light on Mickelgate that lets cyclists move off before other traffic.
Improving cyclist safety by reallocating road space to suit the primary traffic flow.
Reducing traffic speeds in Beaconsfield town centre to create a safer and more inviting environment for cyclists and pedestrians.
The London Borough of Waltham Forest has trialled changing roads into public spaces to reduce traffic, improve safety and encourage sustainable travel.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt writes about the implications for the health service if Britain leaves the EU.
The Education Secretary addresses the NASUWT teachers’ union conference to discuss her white paper reforms and working together.
British soldiers based have trained female Peshmerga fighters in infantry, medical and counter-Improvised Explosive Device (IED) skills.
The Foreign Secretary sends his warmest wishes to Christian communities celebrating Easter.
The UN Human Rights Council concluded its 31st Session today with important resolutions on Syria, South Sudan, Burma, DPRK and Iran
Lesson sharing and networking between the Montenegrin English teachers.
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Amber Rudd has set out why we are stronger, safer and better off staying in Europe.
Finance Bill introduces measures to provide opportunity for families, back British business and tackle multinational tax avoidance.…
Baroness Neville-Rolfe speaks at the Retail Week Conference about the importance of retail to local and national economies.
The government has confirmed that it is pressing ahead with plans to reduce Britain’s reliance on migrant workers through a new skills charge.
Secretary of State for Energy & Climate Change, Amber Rudd delivers a speech on the energy benefits of staying in the EU
Nearly 50,000 households have now taken up their Right to Buy since the scheme was reinvigorated in 2012.
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