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Councils across England will receive an immediate cash boost from a £9.75 million fund to back their efforts in cleaning up high streets and town centres.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Environment Agency is reminding anglers that coarse fishing on rivers is closed for three months from Friday 15 March.
New pilot scheme will help carefully vetted prisoners learn digital skills and £1.2 million will help underrepresented groups get jobs
European Bioinformatics Institute in Cambridge receives £45 million government investment to increase centre’s computing, storage and building capacity.
A project working to challenge the social acceptance of violence against women and girls in the DRC saw women’s experience of domestic violence fall from 69% to 29% after two years of intervention.
The UK thanked the Commission for its latest updates, but raised concerns regarding arbitrary detention and restrictions to humanitarian access.
A project to help the revival of salmon on one of England’s key rivers has been officially opened by Fisheries Minister Robert Goodwill today.
Solicitor General will join a legal education session at Pimlico Academy
Delighted pupils are enjoying a smart new-look school hall thanks to the efforts of the team working on the M6 in Staffordshire on behalf of Highways England.
Highways England today called on drivers to join them in doing their bit to reduce litter levels on the nation's motorways.
Prime Minister Theresa May visited Salisbury exactly a year after a chemical weapon was used on the streets of the city.
The Home Office appproved a request from senior officers to allow certain recruits working on the front line to undertake the specialist training
Government has awarded £900,000 to organisations based in some family courts to provide in-court support to victims of domestic abuse.
HS2’s drive to upskill a new generation of workers to design and deliver Britain’s new railway has now supported over 250 unemployed people into work.
Veterans awarded France’s highest honour one hundred days before 75th anniversary of Normandy Landings
The Secretary of State has appointed Sarah Dean, David Fleming and Max Steinberg as Trustees of the National Museums Liverpool, each for a for a term of four years commencing on 1 March 2019.
Artwork produced for the Art of Reprocessing exhibition will be auctioned for Mind West Cumbria.
Stephanie Taylor, 16, has been awarded for her academic success and valuable contribution to her local community
Researchers from King’s College London, University of Oxford and Lancaster University are planning new research investigating whether past exposure to small doses of chemical warfare agents impact long term health.
We interviewed the husband and wife team behind Edinburgh’s first zero waste shop. A community interest company putting planet and purpose before profits.
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