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The Government today published the first annual report of its Managing Radioactive Waste Safely Programme. The programme is focused on implementing…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The latest news and updates regarding transgender issues in our e-bulletins: Transgender E-Bulletin No 4, December 2011 includes: Message…
New research on the Letter on Demand service operated as part of the Right to Bid initiative has been published.
Speech by the Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP
Schools Minister Nick Gibb's speech to the Reform-AQA conference - "Raising the bar: Making England’s teachers the best in the world".
Speech delivered by Secretary of State for Defence at the Reform Think Tank, 1 Whitehall Place, London on Monday 27 June 2011.
Ministers join pupils aiming for personal bests.
Proposals to address short service refunds, small pension pots and transfers will be put forward by the Government later this year.
New laws to help make it easier for children and vulnerable victims and witnesses to give evidence in court come into force today.
Opening statements between Prime Minister David Cameron and Chinese Premier Wen at a press conference at the Foreign Office on 27 June 2011.
Top graduates will be attracted into the teaching profession to help drive up standards in schools, under new plans published.
Libya, London 2012 Olympics and Afghanistan were amongst the topics discussed by Foreign Office bloggers this week.
Planning Minister Greg Clark today said the Government could scrap red tape in order to encourage ‘meanwhile uses’ of empty buildings, transforming…
The UK’s School Games are to go global thanks to a deal with Rio 2016, agreed yesterday by Jeremy Hunt on a trip to Brazil.
The record deal Airbus secured at the Paris air show this week is great news for the North Wales economy and a testimony to the company’s highly…
Explains the measures being taken to achieving more sustainable, clean and energy efficient urban transport systems
Today sees a high-level summit meeting of global business leaders, leading designers and Government, to discuss how design can contribute to economic growth in the UK.
Afghan Counter Narcotics Committee visits London to see UK drug policy in action, and to increase collaboration on this critical issue
The transition of security from ISAF to Afghan forces in Lashkar Gah is scheduled to begin in July, Mr Hague added. He said that, on 15 May…
The statistics show that the Government has actually delivered over 103,000 additional adult apprenticeship starts over the 2010-11 financial…
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