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The Prime Minister has appointed three new trustees to the board of the British Museum. Dame Vivian Hunt and George Weston have been appointed for four years from 25 March 2019, Philipp Hildebrand has been appointed for fou…
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The deadline for applications for a government initiative to help businesses prepare for EU Exit has been extended to 31 May 2019.
£6.5 million for councils to launch new projects like family reading sessions and parenting pop ups.
Almost 300,000 workers who previously did not receive a payslip will now do so starting from this week, including those on casual and zero-hours contracts.
More than 8,000 private sector employers published their gender pay gap data by the reporting deadline last night (12am – Thursday 4 April).
The apprenticeship levy is celebrating its two year anniversary. Here's what you should know.
Military equipment testing, training and evaluation sites are set to get a £1.3-billion boost, the Defence Secretary has announced.
The Welsh Government and the National Assembly for Wales became responsible for some of the taxes paid in Wales in April 2018, with additional powers coming into effect in April 2019.
The Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury, Robert Jenrick, delivered a speech at the Charity Tax Group conference.
A ground-breaking ceremony at Nesscliff Training Camp, near Shrewsbury in Shropshire, has marked the beginning of construction for new on-site, state-of-the-art, kitchen and dining facilities for military personnel undertaki…
New pensions dashboards launched by UK Government during visit to Peter’s pie factory in Bedwas today
Justice Secretary announces extra support to those who witness homicide and serious violence.
The Secretary of State has announced the appointment of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Probation.
Health and social care workers from the EU with professional qualifications can continue to practise in the UK as they do now.
Selected stations will, subject to a feasible design being possible, receive an accessible route into the station, as well as to and between every platform.
Results of Wave 17 of our annual qualifications perception survey published
The Home Secretary today opened a scheme to compensate members of the Windrush generation who were unable to prove their right to live in the UK.
Users of disguised remuneration schemes need to come to HMRC with information to settle their affairs before 5 April or face the loan charge.
The UK has today signed a new trade continuity agreement with Norway and Iceland.
The Universities Minister Chris Skidmore launched two apps which empower students to make better choices about where and what to study at university.
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