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Independent Venue Week’s action to clamp down on secondary ticket touts has been welcomed by Minister for the Creative Industries, Margot James.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Government has launched measures to drive change in tackling inequalities between ethnic groups in higher education.
Every year the Low Pay Commission commissions research projects to help evaluate the effects of the minimum wage rates we have recommended. Published today are two final reports and two interim reports.
Environment Secretary Michael Gove calls on people across the country to join together to improve the natural world.
Chris Skidmore spoke at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, outlining his priorities for the role and his view for the future of the higher education sector.
A new system alerting charities to when they have been left money in wills is to be established by HM Courts and Tribunals Service following a decision to end its current arrangement.
The speech took place on Thursday 31 January at the British Library
This contains the remit letters, evidence papers and timetable for DDRB’s 2019 pay round.
The report makes 3 recommendations and focused on how efficiently and effectively the Home Office’s Borders, Immigration and Citizenship System directorates were working with other government departments.
£6 million investment across 3 competitions will create highly-competitive, ground-breaking technologies, with the first now inviting ideas for projects.
The application criteria for a new wave of free schools has been announced today, targeting areas with a need for good school places
Pioneering businesses and education providers now part of UK Government initiative to boost jobs, improve infrastructure and promote world-class learning.
A major report on how the UK can capitalise on opportunities offered by transport technologies and innovation to benefit the economy, society and the citizen.
Community organisations in Gloucestershire have formed a partnership to engage and support individuals who are facing multiple barriers to employment.
Greater Manchester's whole population approach to health, skills and employment.
The Home Secretary is radically stepping up the government’s response to knife crime and will be introducing new orders to prevent criminals carrying blades.
Digital Secretary to set out how new digital technologies including artificial intelligence could be used to tackle global challenges
The UK and Chile have today signed a new trade continuity agreement.
Matt Hancock said it is possible to end new transmissions of HIV in England within 10 years through better prevention, detection and treatment.
The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care speaks to the AIDSfree Cities Global Forum about eradicating HIV transmission in England.
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