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A brand new plant is ready to help empty Sellafield’s most hazardous nuclear waste stores.
The UK made clear its stance on resolution L.8, regarding human rights in Nicaragua, and urged all members to support it.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The UK delivered its draft resolution L.1, which seeks to continue the process of advancing peace, justice & reconciliation in Sri Lanka.
HMS Tamar, which is part of a five-strong OPV contract with BAE Systems, worth a combined £635m, was formally named in Glasgow today.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has joined Armed Forces personnel to begin the countdown
Two burial services have taken place on the Western Front honouring four unknown Irish soldiers who fell during the First World War
Bespoke Security of Navigation, Stabilisation Advice and Training (SONSAT) to support maritime security and safety of navigation
11 companies supported by Innovate UK have been named on the Sunday Times and Maserati’s 2019 list of game-changing entrepreneurs.
The Committee has been maintaining a close interest in Parliament’s progress towards an independent complaints process to deal with recent allegations of bullying and harassment in both Houses.
A team from Cumbria has won a national award for creating a “powerful movement” to improve gender balance in the region.
Local authorities to be awarded £25m to further bus retrofitting plans
The CMA has cancelled its merger investigation into TopCashback’s anticipated acquisition of Quidco. This follows the companies’ decision to abandon the transaction.
Dual carriageway will cut journey times and support 1,000 new homes.
North West Relief Road given £54 million to provide new route taking traffic out of the town centre.
Communities across the country to educate, commemorate and celebrate the outstanding contribution of the Windrush Generation and their descendants.
…Para-ecologists, supported by the UK government's Darwin Initiative, are collecting vital data about the rainforests of Papua New Guinea and contributing to the protection of important wildlife and habitats.…
Social housing residents are to team up with their landlords to trial innovative methods of communicating building safety matters to residents as part of a new government-appointed group.
Communities to benefit from multimillion pound investment to rejuvenate cycling and walking across England.
The Philippines and United Kingdom convened the 1st Philippines – United Kingdom Economic Dialogue on 21 March 2019 in Makati City.
The UK welcomed progress and highlighted its concerns regarding the human rights situations in Georgia, the Maldives, Afghanistan and Libya.
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