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Highways England has today (Thursday 28 January) revealed the major jobs boost the Lower Thames Crossing will give to Kent and Essex, with at least 22,000 people expected to work on the country’s largest road scheme since th…
Responsible tenants in England with well-behaved pets will be able to secure leases more easily through a new standard tenancy agreement.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
A swarm of 20 drones has recently completed the largest collaborative, military focused evaluation of swarming uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the UK.
The GUR lists registered providers whose compliance with RSH's economic standards is being investigated.
Announcement puts the new national memorial on a similar footing to the most important monuments and museums in UK.
The findings from Imperial College London and Ipsos MORI show infections remained very high throughout this period with 1 in 64 people infected.
Prime Minister confirms schools and colleges will not return to full face-to-face education after February half-term
Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a statement to the House of Commons.
We've temporarily paused our voluntary and compulsory strike off processes for one month from 21 January until 21 February 2021.
New £1000 cash support for businesses to help with the cost of providing a traineeship.
British High Commissioner to New Zealand Laura Clarke is calling on young women aged 17 to 25 to apply for the annual ‘Be British High Commissioner for the Day’ competition.
Letter from Baroness Williams to Peers following second reading of the bill.
Gavin Williamson addresses the Education Policy Institute on remote learning.
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock sets out his priorities for the UK’s G7 presidency.
The next step towards building Padiham’s £9 million flood scheme will start this week when ground investigation work begins on proposed sites.
New report shows opportunities and challenges of trade with US for small businesses.
The Culture Secretary leads a roundtable discussion with current and former players from the Premier League, English Football League, Women’s Super League and Women’s Championship.
Kate Dodsworth to join the Regulator of Social Housing in the summer as its first Director of Consumer Regulation
Team of four humanitarian experts from the UK will assess the damage and humanitarian needs in Mozambique following a deadly cyclone
The Environment Agency has seen an increase in the amount of illegal fishing devices found along East Anglian river banks.
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