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Government announces £9 million grant, enabling National Trust to secure future of museums within UNESCO World Heritage Site that attract 330,000 visitors annually
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has confirmed the appointment of four new Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) to the MHCLG Board.
The government takes urgent action to tackle antisemitism and other forms of racism in the NHS.
In her speech, Bridget Phillipson set out core tenets of the upcoming schools white paper, which will lay the path for national renewal for schools.
Latest information and actions from the Department for Education about funding, assurance and resource management, for academies, local authorities and further education providers.
Dounreay is marking the 70th continuous year of its training programmes for young people by sponsoring the inaugural Highlands and Islands Apprentice Awards.
Homes England, in partnership with Peel Waters and Liverpool City Council, has marked the official groundbreaking of Central Docks, Liverpool Waters.
The newly-established Longtown storage facility will house mission critical equipment, from body armour to spare parts with on-site rail network ensuring faster delivery to frontline forces and reduce costs.
Migrants will be required to pass tough new English language requirements under a law introduced in Parliament today.
Sam Hartley and Huw Vaughan Thomas have been reappointed as Members of the Boundary Commission for Wales.
Matthew Taylor to lead Government's new Fair Work Agency from April 2026.
Stephen Kinnock spoke at the Royal College of General Practitioners annual conference in Newport, Wales.
Representatives of the UK and Ugandan governments, farmers, businesses and development partners discussed collaborations to boost productivity for farmers.
Three companies have won contracts with a total value of up to £2.9bn to supply key non-nuclear infrastructure works on the Sellafield site.
The British High Commissioner to Uganda, Lisa Chesney has called for more sustainability-focused innovation to enable Uganda to achieve its climate goals.
The Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) has hosted its ‘Enhancing Safeguarding in Wales – Developing and maintaining a collaborative approach' conference in Cardiff.
Greater Anglia's rail services will become the third to enter public ownership on Sunday 12 October 2025.
Over 40,000 more sick or disabled people will receive intensive employment support to move into secure, fulfilling work and out of poverty, thanks to a £167.2 million boost to the Connect to Work programme.
Baroness Twycross gave the keynote speech at the charity, Libraries Connected, celebration event at Manchester Central Library to mark the 175th anniversary of the first ever Public Libraries Act
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