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Communities Minister announces £250,000 to give more young people from diverse backgrounds across the country the opportunity to join national youth groups.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The UK remains determined to bring prosperity and stability to East Africa, defence minister Mark Lancaster has reaffirmed after visiting Uganda.
Environment Agency Fisheries Enforcement Officers undertook 927 targeted patrols during the 2018 close season, detecting 117 close season and 135 other offences.
The Environment Agency is calling on volunteers in Ponteland to help their local community prepare for flooding.…
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £250,000 to develop technologies that connect both young people and older adults in rural areas.
23-year-old Charles Nyasa receives the Commonwealth Points of Light award for encouraging people with disabilities to play sports.
The UK Government has re-opened the Darwin Plus scheme and given a grant for a plastic reduction project on St Helena to help support UK Overseas Territories.
Mark Field, the Minister for Asia, has welcomed the rescue of 12 boys and their football coach from flooded caves in Thailand.
Rescue teams across the country can bid for a share of £1 million to buy life-saving equipment from today.
Prime Minister Theresa May speaks at a Downing Street reception to mark the 70th birthday of the NHS.
£6.5 million fund to boost social mobility through projects supporting children who need the most help with early language and speech skills.
The Secretary of State and the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State will mark the 102nd anniversary of the Battle of the Somme in France and Northern Ireland.
A historic chalk monument on Salisbury Plain has been restored by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) with the help of partners and the local community.
Sellafield Ltd is launching its first ever trade mission to connect its major contractors with Cumbria’s small businesses.
International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt's speech at the Chatham House London Conference 2018.
The Environment Agency's North East Fisheries Enforcement Team carried out 87 patrols detecting 33 offences during the three-month close season
Welsh Secretary sounds clarion call for Wales’ high streets to enter Great British High Street competition
The Prime Minister has recognised Moawia Bin-Sufyan, from South Glamorgan, for promoting interfaith dialogue and community cohesion, with a Points of Light award at a Downing Street reception today.
Prime Minister Theresa May spoke about the future of the NHS at the Royal Free Hospital.
Natural England’s chair Andrew Sells has announced his intention to retire in January 2019.
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