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Mr Ayub is a fireman who runs an open-air school for children who would not otherwise be able to afford an education.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Councils will receive new powers to help them deliver the homes their communities need.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II today recognised Isabelle Kamariza, representing Rwanda, with the 55th Commonwealth Point of Light award.
To celebrate The Queen's birthday, the British High Commission in collaboration with the British Council, the British Business Group and the British Community in Tanzania has organised a GREAT British Week commencing Jun…
In a speech in central London, the Home Secretary has launched the government's new counter-terrorism strategy.
Public Health England and the Royal College of GPs are encouraging adults to focus on walking briskly rather than just counting steps to improve their health.
A record 250 voluntary groups from across the UK will today receive a Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service for their work in their communities.
The Rt Hon Matthew Hancock MP has reappointed Martin Daunton to the Board of Historic England for 4 years, commencing on 1 June 2018.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector discussed the importance of the early years and developing a love of reading at the 2018 Pre-school Learning Alliance conference.
Staff from PossAbilities talk about becoming a public service mutual and the difference it has made to them and to the vulnerable adults they serve.
Letter to local authority and housing association chief executives on the funding for removal and replacement of ACM cladding systems on high-rise buildings in the social housing sector.
Gill Aitken, HMRC’s General Counsel and Solicitor, is to leave the department to take up a new role as Registrar at the University of Oxford.
Science Minister Sam Gyimah signs landmark agreements with Israel focussing on innovation, ageing and artificial intelligence
The UK’s Minister for Africa, Harriett Baldwin, has visited Sierra Leone to see how the UK’s partnership with Sierra Leone is improving the lives of some of the poorest people and empowering women and girls.
The British Embassy in Caracas invites interested organisations to send in their Expressions of Interest for the 2018-2019 period.
Minister Sam Gyimah delivered a speech on the ‘importance of international collaboration to research excellence’ at a reception co-hosted by Wellcome Trust and UK Permanent Representative in Brussels.
Ambassador David Concar welcomed scholars back home, urging them to use the knowledge and experience acquired to help rebuild their country.
UK consortia of businesses and research organisations could get up to £50 million for innovative projects that support growth in a particular area.
A new trial will enable AEB providers to fully fund learners, who are employed and in receipt of a low wage and cannot contribute towards the cost of co-funding fees.
The latest quarterly survey published by the Regulator of Social Housing confirms social housing sector’s strong financial position.
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