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The driving test marks 80 years of helping keep people safe on the road today (1 June 2015).
Dounreay has completed the transfer of 11 tonnes of nuclear material to Sellafield.
Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport John Whittingdale reflects on the events of the week relating to FIFA.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Biometric residence permits to launch for customers applying in Egypt
Biometric residence permits to launch for customers applying in the UAE
Communities Secretary to lead charge for Whitehall and town halls to let go of surplus land and property for new homes.
In times of loss there’s often a need for a place to go and reflect, this wasn’t any different at Camp Bastion, Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
His Royal Highness Prince Harry will attend a Service of Dedication to inaugurate the Bastion Memorial, and remember those who lost their lives during combat operations in Afghanistan, on Thursday 11 June at the National Mem…
Extra support to help people living in Dartford and Thurrock benefit from the discounts they are entitled to at the Dartford Crossing have been announced today by Highways England.
The Devolution Bill will pave the way for cities and counties around the country to gain new wide-ranging powers.
Action to protect young people from the dangers of so-called ‘legal highs’ and target those who profit from their trade was announced by the UK government today (Friday 29 May).
The UK government has announced that Richard Keen QC has been appointed as the Advocate General for Scotland.
The Prime Minister gave a press conference with Chancellor Merkel in Berlin to discuss Europe and issues for the forthcoming G7 Summit.
The Government has published legislation that will give British people a say on the UK’s EU membership.
Highways England will start work next month to place a number of new safety signs and improve road surface markings along the A36 from Bathampton to Standerwick.
The Scotland Bill is one of the most important pieces of legislation that will be taken forward by this Government.…
Legislation will deliver on Smith Commission Agreement and make Scottish Parliament one of the world's most powerful devolved parliaments.
The 2013 annual fuel poverty report for England was released today.
Work to reduce congestion on the A1 (M) at Welwyn in Hertfordshire is now open to traffic.
Remarks by the Chancellor at the opening of the meeting of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors in the Frauenkirche, Dresden.
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