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A new law to help the UK’s legal services sector maintain pole position and which will deliver millions more to grow the economy and help implement our Plan for Change.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
UK-India free trade talks are being relaunched, with a visit to India by the Business and Trade Secretary.
Sir Keir Starmer announces £200 million investment to propel long term future for Grangemouth
Banks agree to pay fines for past exchanges of sensitive information about UK government bonds.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has today (Thursday 20 February 2025) made an inaugural lecture marking the 60th anniversary of the first ever arts white paper.
A major government office complex has been given planning consent to be built in Manchester.
Reports of rain washing loose soil off farm fields nearly doubles compared to same period last year.
The Secretary of State has reappointed Dave Moutrey as Chair, and James Dacre and Stephanie Hall as Trustees of Theatres Trust for a second term of 3 years.
Landmark study to investigate long-term health effects of vaping on young people's health and wellbeing, alongside wider influences on adolescent health.
Today’s figures show there are 77,000 workers in Scotland on zero-hours contracts, who will benefit from increased job security thanks to UK Government
Shorter and flexible apprenticeships and new English and maths requirements to boost skills and support employers .
Transcript of the Defence Secretary's address on defence reform at the Institute for Government.
Latest round of Reach for the Sky programme awarded £810,000 to 16 organisations across the UK.
DTEP funding is advancing innovation in defence through collaboration with higher-tier partners
Government appoints new members to the Low Pay Commission, Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service and Central Arbitration Committee.
From tomorrow (17 February), Local Authorities can begin rolling out local schemes for tax relief to help filmmakers produce the country’s next box office hits, rom-coms and cult classics.
The case of Concept Scaffolding Services Ltd, recently heard by the Traffic Commissioner for the East of England and Senior Traffic Commissioner, Richard Turfitt, has highlighted issues from which other licence holders might…
The Professional Forester Apprenticeship programme offers an exciting career pathway into the forestry sector for people from all backgrounds
The Foreign Secretary will press partners to replicate Britain’s world-first plans for a sanctions aimed at organised immigration crime gangs.
New research shows apprenticeships contribute £25bn to England’s economy, with reforms announced during National Apprenticeship Week set to boost growth.
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