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Letter to all foundation trust chief executives about Sir Robert Francis’ Freedom to Speak Up review.
Ambassadors representing various IHRA member and observer states, Holocaust survivors and the Jewish community in La Paz took part in the wreath laying ceremony.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Register for a free seminar on measurement and enforcement issues with current chemical regulations.
The UK is in pole position for developing a driverless car industry.
Nick Howard, head of IP Regulation talks about the role of the Insolvency Service as an oversight regulator
We are aware of telephone calls made to a company recently from an individual who does not work for the agency claiming to be a member of MHRA staff.
An innovative benefit fraud project expected to save the taxpayer £114 million, has won a top award at a prestigious ceremony.
Eight organisations go forward to next stage of bidding to run new network.
Vikas Shah has been appointed as a new member to the Industrial Development Advisory Board (IDAB).
A new system to stop workers losing their small pension pots as they move from job to job is due to start in autumn 2016.
£3.2 million of funding for eight joint medical research projects by British and Israeli scientists were announced today.
Terms of reference set for welfare working group.
New report from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES) finds young people in certain parts of the country face inherent disadvantages when preparing themselves for work, with significant geographic differences f…
As transport enjoys a higher profile within government, connectivity and integration are at the core of the Department for Transport’s work.
Expansion of Troops to Teachers programme offers armed service leavers a school-based training route into a classroom career.
A letter to awarding organisations on the effects of the decision to withdraw the Qualifications and Credit Framework regulatory arrangements.
A new report on progress made across the health system has been published, along with plans to protect those who speak up about poor care.
Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt statement on NHS whistleblowing and progress on implementing recommendations from Francis Inquiry.
Diana Whitworth has decided to stand down from the Social Security Advisory Committee on ill-health grounds.
Francis Maude spoke on progress in eliminating fraud and error in government spending and managing debts owed to the government.
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