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The Prime Minister wishes Muslims in the UK and around the world a happy and peaceful Eid. Eid Mubarak.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
The Acting Governor, Anya Williams, chaired the 18th meeting of Cabinet on 15th July 2015 at the Hilly Ewing Building in Providenciales.
Mr Tobias Ellwood's statement to the House of Commons on the Government Wine Cellar
The call for bids for projects on education and innovation is now open.
Business Secretary announces ambitious reviews into burdensome red tape in 5 key industry sectors.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon's speech to the Royal United Services Institute's Air Power Conference 2015
Theresa May also establishes miscarriages of justice panel to sit alongside inquiry following Mark Ellison's review
Philip Hammond reports to the House on diplomatic missions and international organisations with unpaid congestion charge bills and fines
Philip Hammond reports on diplomatic missions and international organisations with outstanding National Non-Domestic Rate Bills over £10,000
6 November 2015: registration for the good pharmacovigilance practice symposium (GPvP) in London is now open.
Results of DFID's work promoting the interests of girls and women, building stronger economies and saving lives
Offshore tax evaders and the professionals who enable tax evasion will face even tougher sanctions.
Statement from Culture Secretary John Whittingdale MP to the House of Commons on the BBC Charter Review and the consultation paper published
Government published independent review which looked at the current sanctions in place for failure to hold a TV licence
Consultation sets out issues to make sure BBC remains a valued public broadcaster - 12 weeks for public and industry to feed in views
The Financial Secretary to the Treasury sets out how the government is reforming the tax system.
Jo Johnson outlines the government’s commitment to boost collaboration between business and universities and encourage diversity in STEM.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II awards two young Tanzanians first ever Queen’s Young Leaders Award.
The Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, addresses the Creative Industries Federation.
An historic devolution deal for first time to give Cornwall new powers to control local services, bringing jobs and prosperity to the area.
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