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Ministers gave backing today to a council byelaw that would make spitting in the street a criminal offence.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
First major London 2012 legacy event - a campaign to promote community volunteering - kicks off at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The UK economy has seen a £9.9 billion trade and investment boost from the London Olympic and Paralympic Games, one year on.
A new code of practice for the transfer review programme supports partnership working between the ILF and local authorities in Scotland.
HMRC hosted stakeholders at an event in London on 18 July 2013 as part of the department's commitment to greater transparency and accountability.
His blog calls for ‘the widest level of engagement’ with the consultation on care and support funding reform launched on the 18 July.
The Global Health Trials Scheme is looking for new proposals that help tackle the major causes of mortality and morbidity in the developing world
How UK support is helping poor women access micro credit loans to set up small businesses
Gambian schools encourage to compete in the Commonwealth schools enterprise challenge
Public competition launched for post office schemes to benefit local community and small businesses.
London 2012′s ambition to be the “greenest Games of modern times” was aided by a commitment to sustainable procurement.
Prime Minister David Cameron and Taoiseach, Enda Kenny welcome the publication of the joint British–Irish economic study.
International Development Secretary visits Lebanon and announces further aid for Syrian refugees.
Young people who are disabled will be given help to find employment through a Supported Internship programme and a Traineeship programme.
The government launches an advertising campaign to help businesses become more confident about recruiting disabled people.
New funding will help councils take on the rogue landlords who make tenants’ lives a misery, Housing Minister Mark Prisk has announced.
Film makers progressed to the third stage of the ‘Women in the New Egypt’ film competition
Transcript of speech and Q&A with David Cameron at Siemens in Lincoln on 16 July 2013.
PROGRESS scheme offers up to €250,000 European funding for UK organisations to inform the debate about discrimination
International Development Secretary Justine Greening has praised British businesses for setting the standard on new cost saving measures to guarantee taxpayers a better deal for development contracts.
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