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Explaining why HS2 matters critically for Britain's future.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Explaining what government is doing to invest in, reform and modernise the UK's local transport systems.
Government's long term plan to reform the way the public sector does business ramped up today as new and updated data on potential future government contracts was published.
Speech by Philip Hammond, Secretary of State for Defence.
The first UK trade mission to Turkey focusing solely on mid-sized businesses begins on 26 April.
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt has welcomed the decision, making Connecticut the 17th US state to abolish the death penalty.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said he hoped to turn our shared heritage, values and interests into common purpose and common action.
Mr Hague’s comments were made in his monthly Afghanistan progress report for March, in which he highlighted the Afghan National Security Forces…
Data has been published on £70 billion of potential future contracts over the next five years, across 13 different sectors including construction…
26 April 2012 The Prime Minister David Cameron made the case for clean energy in the UK and globally today as he addressed delegates at the…
New data on £70 billion future government contracts was published to help government and industry work together.
The Education Secretary refers to the PISA survey of international education performance to outline how whole-system reform is needed to build a world-class education system.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families stresses the importance of technology in education at the BETT Education Leaders’ Conference and exhibition at Olympia.
Following the publication of the PISA report, the Education Secretary wrote an article for the 'Times Educational Supplement' on the need for educational reform.
The Prime Minister welcomes progress on tackling commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood but says more must be done
David Cameron welcomes investment of £350m on energy projects that will create 800 jobs
Alison Munro re-appointed as Chief Executive of HS2 Ltd, the independent company set up to deliver a high speed rail network.
Discussing ideas for the future of mobility and UK transport systems.
Good afternoon, it’s a real pleasure to join you for what is an important event. We are not here to talk about technology - There are plenty…
Child welfare experts appointed to panel advising the government on the removal of families found to have no right to be in the UK.
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