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Over two-thirds of regulations on healthy living and social care have been scrapped or improved as part of plan to reduce ‘red tape’.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Our current Staff Officer, Tom Hines is all set to move back to London, and we welcome our new Policy Officer, Joanne Vaughan.
Business Minister Michael Fallon announces a new initiative that puts the reform of regulatory enforcement in the hands of business.
Our new strategy sets out ideas on how to help more disabled people and those with health conditions get into and stay in work.
An innovative apprenticeships programme will be delivered in the capital’s professional services sector after a £2.3 million boost.
Football - Ambassadors of Peace in Moldova.
Tim Brown, a graduate from New Zealand, has gained a place on UKTI’s Sirius Programme, allowing him to start up his business in the UK.
A project which turns the town of Henley into an enormous living advent calendar is the latest winner of a Big Society Award.
Proposals for new framework to improve standards in children’s homes and drive up quality for the country’s most vulnerable children.
Plans to reduce red tape burdens for the owners of listed buildings are outlined in new public consultation.
British Ambassador Nicholas Cannon speech at the blood feud phenomenon round table, organised by the Prosecutor General in Shkodra
Vauxhall, Lovell, and Procter and Gamble endorse range of vocational courses
Courses backed by Royal Academy of Engineering, JCB, Rolls-Royce and Siemens.
An Australian graduate entrepreneur has won a place on UKTI's Sirius Programme, allowing his business to start up in the UK.
Start ups kick off enterprise careers by Opening the Markets at the London Stock Exchange.
The New Enterprise Allowance has helped enterprising jobseekers set up 32,520 new businesses.
The fifteen awards are part of the innovation vouchers pilot project co-funded by the Embassy and the Chilean Ministry of Economy.
Transcript of Q&A from PM Direct event with David Cameron at Tetley, Stockton-on-Tees on 13 December 2013.
Youth violence is continuing to fall in areas targeted by a government programme aimed at stamping out gangs and gang culture.
Norman Lamb writes about getting the right foundations in place to deliver person-centred care for vulnerable people.
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