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The Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, spoke on what has been done to tackle violent crime.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt will fly the flag for Britain today (Monday 15 April) as he visits a Japanese high school to teach English and share with students why it is the ‘language of opportunity’.
British High Commissioner to New Zealand Laura Clarke reflected on what it took to be a young man in World War 1, compared with being a young man today.
Ofsted has published detailed figures revealing the scale of the problem with suspected illegal schools in England.
The Business Secretary, Greg Clark, has appointed Dr Sally Howes, OBE as the new chair of the UK Space Agency Steering Board.
The Youth Charter will reaffirm Government’s commitment to helping young people succeed and the Minister for Sport and Civil Society will work with sector to develop this work.…
The Student Loans Company (SLC) is celebrating obtaining Silver Standard accreditation status from Investors In People (IIP) for its ongoing commitment to supporting, developing and empowering its staff.
Government commits £940 million to protect Teachers’ Pension Scheme so it will remain among most generous in the country
New research has revealed the stunning impact of the government’s flagship automatic enrolment policy in transforming Britain’s saving habits.
Purple pipes, which became a familiar sight for motorists during a £265 million upgrade of the M6, have found a new life on a school sports pitch.
New road will benefit both road users and residents.
A consultation has been launched outlining how the government will introduce a £95,000 cap to stop huge exit payments when public sector workers leave their jobs.
New employer-led Institutes of Technology to offer top-quality, higher level technical education to help close skills gaps in key STEM areas.
Mike Clancy has been reappointed as member of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas) Council.
The MOD has launched a £2-million competition for proposals to tackle the future threats of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS).
International Development Secretary delivers a speech at Canada House about the UK’s leadership with Canada on gender equality
Secondary school pupils up and down the country are finding out how they could be part of the team delivering Britain’s brand new high-speed railway, HS2.
£84m for projects that support families, marking 30th anniversary of the Children Act
Reforms coming into effect in April will support those who can work to get into employment, while ensuring there is a safety net in place for those who need it.
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