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Alun Cairns: "Search and rescue volunteers are the unsung heroes of Wales"
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Charities across the country will get funding for state of the art rescue equipment from a new £5 million fund.
Results from a trial of a new Ebola vaccine confirm it can progress to larger scale testing.
Projects which help councils deliver more for less by working with local communities and neighbourhood groups awarded share of £2 million.
The Minister for Civil Society shared his vision for a long-term social plan at the launch of the 'Social Solutions' report.
Seaside attractions across England are to benefit from a record £36 million government investment to boost growth in coastal areas.
Rob Wilson, Minister for Civil Society, explains how social investment helps social ventures and charities.
Sarah Atkinson explains the National Audit Office's findings - and looks to charities to up their game.
Government relaxes funding rules and extends licences for up to five years in move welcomed by community radio stations
Statement by Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant of the UK Mission to the UN, to the Security Council Meeting on Ukraine
Companies including O2 and Google are helping to ensure pupils receive the best standards of computing teaching.
The Environment Agency starts work to improve the ecology of the Bourn Brook which flows through Woodgate Valley Country Park, Birmingham.
More people are enjoying the benefits of an outdoors visit according to the latest Monitor of Engagement with the Natural Environment survey
UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) in partnership with Kenyan authorities and NGOs to protect vulnerable children
On Friday 9 January British High Commissioner, Dianna Melrose, handed over medical equipment to Dr. Seif S. Rashid, Minister of Health and Social Welfare at the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare offices in Dar es Salaam.
The fifth year of findings from the definitive survey of the way people enjoy the great English outdoors have been published.
Switching energy supplier could save many people around £300 – and some could save more – off their bills, and it’s now quicker to do than ever before.
Schools and organisations are invited to apply to be recognised as a leader in character education through the 2015 DfE Character Awards.
Schools, colleges and organisations are invited to submit proposals to a £3.5 million grant fund to support projects in character education.
Jeremy Hunt pays tribute to nurse Pauline Cafferkey and NHS volunteers, outlines screening procedures and emphasises UK prepared for Ebola.
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