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…McNulty's value for money rail review published and high level group established.…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Universities who want to charge over £6000 a year in tuition fees will be expected do all they can to help students from poorer backgrounds.
The Assembly is the body that provides management oversight of the work of the International Criminal Court, and will make decisions on a number of key administrative issues at the Court including the size of the ICC's b…
Prime Minister David Cameron has announced a package of measures to provide a significant boost to the military campaign in Afghanistan during his latest visit to the country.
Mr Willetts has released an early draft of a guidance letter to the Director of Fair Access, saying that universities must commit to the new…
New green paper published on creating a level playing field for charities and social enterprises bidding for public service contracts.
A new policy direction was issued by Tourism and Heritage Minister John Penrose to the Big Lottery Fund today.
Projects that benefit local communities and the voluntary sector received a boost, after new policy direction issued by Tourism and Heritage Minister John Penrose.
Work entry and retention for lone mothers, along with the attitudes of lone mothers to work and caring for their children.
Children's Minister announces an independent review into the commercialisation and premature sexualisation of children.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has praised people’s efforts and neighbourly support in the cold weather this week and applauded the Big …
The flag representing the historic county of Gloucestershire has been hoisted above the department's offices.
Neighbourhoods will be the ‘building blocks of the Big Society’ Radical new planning reforms were announced today to hand powers down from …
The idea is one of the initiatives the new £150 million National Scholarship Programme (NSP) might take forward to help improve access and social…
Mr. Davey will attend a meeting of the EU Employment Council (EPSCO) - the first opportunity that Member States have had to discuss proposals…
A ‘digital hub’ in every community to boost economic growth.
A 'digital hub' in every community to boost economic growth
Helen Bailey, Director of Public Services, will be leaving HM Treasury with effect from 28 February 2011 to pursue other opportunities.
Disabled people and their organisations asked to join the debate on reforming Disability Living Allowance.
An independent review of the Children’s Commissioner role recommends strengthening its remit, powers and independence.
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