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The Lifelong Learning Bill becomes law, paving the way for a radical transformation of the student finance system.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
The state-of-the-art building has received £499,000 in funding from the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) and Magnox Ltd.
The Lord Chancellor has reappointed Ronnie Alexander, Joyce Cullen, Marcus Killick and Leo O’Reilly as non-executive members of the Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens’ Rights Agreements (IMA).
We've published our Review of the Year for 2022/23, covering safety performance, progress at Sellafield, and our social impact work in the last financial year.
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer addresses the Royal Television Society
United Nations Development Programme and the British Embassy in Turkmenistan convene the sixth coordination meeting of the Climate Group of Development Partners
Stoptober is back and calling on smokers to join the thousands of others committing to quit from 1 October.
Millions of households across the UK will receive £300 directly from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) between 31 October and 19 November.
As students prepare for freshers’ week, new research has found that nearly half of students worry they would be judged if they admitted to feeling lonely.
The UK Government and Tata Steel agree on joint investment package to secure a sustainable future for steelmaking in Port Talbot.
A new government programme will help overcome existing barriers for refugees to find work and become self-sufficient in the UK.
The government has successfully ended the use of bridging hotels for people evacuated from Afghanistan.
Workers right across the country will be given more say over their working patterns thanks to new laws supported by the Department for Business and Trade.
Registering for Self Assessment is an essential requirement for people with an untaxed income.
A Private Members’ Bill to help millions save more into their pension and start saving sooner has cleared Parliament and been granted Royal Assent
The government is considering introducing regulations that would require some doctors and nurses to work during strikes, to protect patient safety.
NDA group welcomes the first cohort of graduates recruited through the NDA group graduate programme, launched late last year.
Final 3 panellists named to work on review to establish the facts and identify the underlying causes of last year’s unrest and make recommendations.
Martin Clarke, the retiring Government Actuary, reflects on the potential, drive and skills of the Government Actuary's Department and his 9-year tenure as the head of GAD.
Business & Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch urges investors to become a part of the incredible future ahead for Northern Ireland.
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