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The proposals are the first results from the Red Tape Challenge and will see significant changes to legislation that will make life easier for…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The government is today launching a strategy to crack down on serious and organised criminals.
Secretary of State Cheryl Gillan has met the Probation Association and the Wales Probation Trust to discuss how reforms to the rehabilitation…
This letter from David Flory, Deputy NHS Chief Executive, highlights the publication of ‘A Universal version of the NHS Premises Assurance Model'.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb responds to the Education Select Committee's report on the English Baccalaureate.
The Department has today published the annual school exclusion statistics for 2009/10.
The Department for Education launches a consultation on proposed changes to the contribution rate for employees in the Teachers’ Pension Scheme.
The locations of four more Enterprise Zones and a progress report on Plan for Growth reforms announced today.
All remaining Libyan diplomats are being expelled. The Libyan Ambassador was expelled in May.
Foreign Secretary William Hague has set out how the UK has embedded the Commonwealth in its foreign policy thinking and called on the organisation to realise its potential as an inspirational and effective advocate of democracy and human rights.
Foreign Office Minister for the Middle East and North Africa Alistair Burt comments on the execution of two people in Gaza on Tuesday.
Foreign Secretary William Hague reaffirms that the Commonwealth is “back at the very heart of British foreign policy” and highlights the active steps the Government is taking to embed the 54-member organisation in UK foreign…
The Department of Health will need to allocate funding for four duties that will pass from the NHS and DH to local authorities, subject to the passage of the Health and Social Care Bill.
The government's response to the Supreme Court's judgment on the meaning of ‘money purchase benefits’ in pensions law.
Speech delivered by Minister for International Security Strategy at 1 Carlton Gardens, London on Tuesday 26 July 2011.
Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne will visit Bolivia on 26 and 27 July to further strengthen the relationship between the UK and Bolivia.
Lord Howell: 'We want the Commonwealth to play a key role in the unfolding opportunities and challenges that our increasingly networked world brings.'
The head of the Helmand Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) says he is impressed by the progress being made by Royal Marines from 42 Commando in Nad 'Ali (North), after visiting villages in the area
Military and civilian chefs go head to head at the Army 3rd Division and 4th Division Field Catering Competition.
John Penrose protects Capital’s ‘hidden heritage’
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