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New funding is set to transform the iconic Hoveton Great Broad in Norfolk into a clear water haven for wildlife.
New coastal paths have been approved from Filey Brigg to Newport Bridge and Dunball Wharf to and St Audries Bay.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
There has been a misunderstanding in the media as to how the GCSE and A level timetable is set and the impact religious events have on it.
Armed Forces personnel posted overseas will be able to rent out their homes without facing higher mortgage costs or having to change their mortgage.
EU Statement on Violence Which Occurred in Djibouti in Late 2015
As the Self Assessment deadline approaches on 31 January, HMRC reveals some of the worst excuses submitted last year for late tax returns.
His Excellency the Governor, Peter Beckingham, chaired the 1st meeting of the Cabinet on Wednesday, 13 January 2016, at the Hon. Hilly Ewing Building on Providenciales.
The Independent Commission on Freedom of Information will hold 2 oral evidence sessions to hear from a range of interested parties.
British High Commission Hosts a UPR Roundtable for Human Rights Organisations and the Donor Community in Sierra Leone
The Secretary of State for Scotland David Mundell said the coming year will see the creation of what will amount to “a new Scottish Parliament”.
UK stands ready to provide resources and expertise to speed up help for most vulnerable Syrian refugees
Ground-breaking government scheme to provide expert employment support to young people launched by Iain Duncan Smith and Priti Patel.
Secretary of State for Education discusses plans for a new social work body to improve standards in the profession.
George Freeman, Minister for Life Sciences, reflects on the latest developments to treat blindness and working towards a paperless NHS.
Important and urgent changes in legislation will mean courts and councils always pursue adoption when it’s in a child’s interest.
Bill Emmott and Ben Verwaayen appointed for four years from 1 January 2016.
A mutual commissioned to run a library service.
Transport Minister opens state-of-the-art electric and hybrid vehicle testing facility.
New inspections to assess how agencies work together in an area to identify, support and protect vulnerable children and young people.
A Team from the United Kingdom Trade and Investment Defence and Security Organisation is visiting the Intersec exhibition in Dubai between 17-19 January 2016.
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