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The 32 UK-funded vehicles are on their way to Sierra Leone where they will transport staff, medicines and equipment to help defeat Ebola.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Travel advice for Everton fans travelling to Lille for the Europa League Lille Olympique Soccer Club (LOSC) v Everton match on Thursday 23rd October 2014.
The fire and rescue service could save millions by improving the way it sources and purchases firefighting clothing and equipment.
Villiers tells Parliament that Sir Anthony Hart's Inquiry is the best forum for investigating allegations about abuse at Kincora Boys' Home in the 1970s.
Vince Cable's keynote speech at the CBI's ‘Raising the bar of the UK’s industrial future’ breakfast.
Vince Cable announces new funding to address skills shortages and build on the success of the UK’s automotive industry.
Temporary traffic lights operating during the busy morning hours will be installed at junction 12 of the M40 in Warwickshire from next month to help relieve congestion for road users.
Yorkshire ice to Sweden and cheese to Madagascar are among the British food and drink products being exported around the globe.
Matthew Hancock speaks at the CBI industrial strategy conference.
The Government is backing stronger reforms to make the EU Emissions Trading System work more efficiently and stimulate investment in low-carbon technologies, it has been announced today.
Lord Puttnam promotes UK-Laos business opportunities during third official visit to the Lao PDR.
Over a quarter of the UK’s plug-in cars sold in last 3 months.
Britain’s latest Ebola aid flight carrying vital medical supplies has landed in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Minister for Europe David Lidington has updated parliament on the gifting of non-lethal equipment to Ukraine.
Speech about investment in the national transport infrastructure.
Birmingham city’s famous Balti dish is the first curry in Europe to apply for legally recognised status.
Recommendations to increase the weight and speed limits of agricultural tractors and trailers released.
On its second birthday, the award-winning government website has reached a major milestone of 1 billion site visits.
Engineers in the British Army have been demonstrating the importance of engineering through the Bloodhound supersonic car (SSC) project.
Speech by Sir Mark Walport to the Herrenhausen conference in Germany.
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