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Simon Ridley appointed as current Permanent Secretary, Susan Acland-Hood, leaves for new role
Patients are set to receive cutting-edge treatments as the Government hits its ambitious target to speed up clinical trials
On Thursday 15 October, the Civil Society Council met at the King’s Trust in Manchester.
After months of extreme weather, the Environment Agency have been stepping up efforts to protect the country from weather whiplash.
Dame Julia Unwin addresses the Charity Commission's Annual Public Meeting 2026
As part of a new partnership with UKHospitality announced today (15 October 2026), major employers will provide paid employment as well as work experience and training opportunities for 18 to 24 year olds who are not in educ…
74 heritage and faith buildings including churches, synagogues, town halls and castles will receive support from the Places of Worship Renewal Fund and the Heritage at Risk Capital Fund.
Eight employers have been presented with the prestigious Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) Gold Award at a special ceremony in Cardiff.
Ambassador Neil Holland calls on OSCE participating States to uphold media freedom, protect journalists and secure the release of media workers held by Russia.
The Home Secretary delivered an oral statement on government action to tackle national security threats and improve our protective security system.
Expect a youth focus at the county's annual resilience event on 21 October.
A year after new-look inspections began, most education providers feel generally positive about their experience under Ofsted’s renewed education inspection framework (EIF), according to independent research published today.
The graves of four previously unknown World War 2 Airmen have finally been given names at a ceremony in the Netherlands.
Supporting National Cadets Week, CNC recognises colleagues who volunteer with Cadet Forces, helping young people build confidence, skills and leadership.
Construction has started on a new Beach School and Work Base at Earnse Bay, creating opportunities for people to connect with their natural heritage.
More than 400 schools in disadvantaged communities to benefit from £22.5 million investment and tailored support to expand access to enrichment opportunities.
Expanded Leigh flood storage area and new Hildenborough defences will reduce flood-risk to 1,870 homes and 575 businesses.
Young people will be able to access specialised support in their community, as the government makes largest investment into youth services in a generation.
CEOs from the most sensitive sectors of the economy will receive closed-door briefings on threats posed by Russia
A new campaign launched today (24 September 2026) is urging people from all backgrounds to consider becoming magistrates.
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