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British workers are set for better working conditions as the Government takes its first steps towards its Plan to Make Work Pay.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Solar charging equipment is now at all four stations across the overseas base.
Kirsty McNeill underlines plans to tackle poverty, grow the economy, and make work pay for hard-working Scots
AUKUS nations test AI-enabled uncrewed aerial vehicles that allow a human operator to locate, disable and destroy targets on the ground.
Letter from the Secretary of State Ed Miliband, to the Climate Change Committee, seeking their advice on the UK's Nationally Determined Contribution.
The Standard Chartered loan will be guaranteed by UK Export Finance and Poland’s export credit agency KUKE and supports a solar project in Turkey.
A new government office development in Darlington has been given the go-ahead by Planning Applications Committee
Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls on UK pension schemes to invest more in the UK economy and deliver better returns for savers
Government unveils AI projects to improve productivity and public services supported by a share of £32 million.
Masterplan published for the future of Chapelcross, showcasing the vision to develop the site into a Green Energy Hub.
Old recycled fishing nets provide fibre-reinforced polymer. Lower maintenance needed than for conventional materials. Improved river access to Twyford Marina.
The government has today announced it will repeal the Strikes Act 2023 to get public services back on track and strengthen the rights of working people.
The UK will donate essential security equipment for Ecuador’s fight against organised crime as part of the new British Minister for Latin America’s first official overseas visit.
Minister for Defence Procurement and Industry Maria Eagle met with Ukrainian counterparts and UK defence industry leaders in Ukraine.
Wastewater Fuels have developed an innovative solution to turn sewage into sustainable hydrogen energy
Science and Innovation Network France (SIN France) brought together UK national hydrogen research hubs and their French equivalent to organise a brokerage event.
GAD is supporting the government in the development of Sizewell C. We have applied our experience of funding models to advise the government.
New report shows the dire state of nature and the need for accelerated action
Eleven semiconductor start-ups working on chips that make AI more efficient and create new lifesaving healthcare tech have joined a government-backed support service to help turn their research into business realities.
Wes Streeting's visit was part of a series of planned engagements across regions in England.
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