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The Prime Minister gave remarks this afternoon at a criminal justice roundtable.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The previously un-named graves of two officers who gave their lives during World War One have been identified in Belgium. Captain (Capt) Gordon Cuthbert of Sunbury, Middlesex, and Lieutenant (Lt) Leslie Harvey, originally f…
Lance Corporal William Voice MM was born in Horsham, Sussex in 1886. Lance Corporal Lionel Weller Sandell – known to his family as Solly, was born in Worthing, Sussex in 1899. Both men were buried after the was in graves ma…
Dame Julia Unwin's first speech as Chair of the Charity Commission at Civil Society Media's Trustee Exchange in London.
The new Civil Society Council met for the first time yesterday in 10 Downing Street.
Ian Murray's statement on the use of UK Biobank data.
The Secretary of State for Justice has approved extensions to the tenures of: Colin Allars, Chair and: Ian Deninson; James Hayward and; Maura Sullivan as Non-Executive Directors of Gov Facilities Services Limited.
The Charity Commission is today publishing updated guidance for charity trustees on conflicts of interest, with research by the regulator suggesting many trustees are unsure how to recognise a conflict.
The Security Minister gave an oral statement to the House of Commons on 20 April responding to recent antisemitic attacks.
Thousands of new magistrates will be recruited and trained in under half the time it currently takes thanks to a new drive to bolster the ranks and deliver faster and fairer justice for victims.
Fishing licence income delivers £10 million of investment in fisheries since 2015
Disabled benefit claimants will be given the right to try work without the immediate fear of losing their benefits, with new legislation laid today (Thursday 9th April).
First eight ‘Young Futures Hubs’ opening in Birmingham, Brighton and Hove, Bristol, County Durham, Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham, and Tower Hamlets
A total £90 million funding for species recovery across England
SIA Martyn’s Law Director Laura Gibb marks the first anniversary of Royal Assent and looks ahead to publication of draft section 12 guidance for consultation.
DIO and partners have restored the Bulford Kiwi, a chalk monument on Salisbury Plain carved by New Zealand soldiers after World War 1.
Two benefits designed decades ago will officially close today following the successful delivery of the Move to Universal Credit campaign by the Department for Work and Pensions.
More parents can save hundreds of pounds through free services, as over 200 Best Start Family Hubs open nationwide this week, helping with the cost of living.
The Cadet Adult Recognition Awards (CARAs) are your chance to say thank you to the Adult Volunteers who make the cadet experience possible.
New insights from sector data suggests that charities directed £5 billion of additional resources to delivering their aims, despite ongoing financial pressures.
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