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UK and Central America discuss the value of PPPs
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
ICRL, a subsidiary jointly owned by Stagecoach and Virgin Trains, has the chance to avoid an in-depth merger investigation into its successful bid to run the East Coast rail franchise, if it can offer an acceptable solution …
Speech by Mr Philip Dunne, Minister for Defence Equipment, Support and Technology.
The following summary of planned new and ongoing road improvements over the coming week is correct as of 6 February but could be subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances. All our improvement wo…
Ipsos MORI research shows many parents are often unaware of childcare provision in their area.
Professor Richard Barker is the new chairman of the Precision Medicine Catapult, set to open later in 2015.
Mr Swire spoke at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association confererence 'Human Rights in the modern day Commonwealth: Magna Carta to Commonwealth Charter'
Patrick McLoughlin sees how transport schemes are boosting local economy.
The UK has backed a deal to help businesses in Sierra Leone who have been hit hard by the economic impact of the Ebola outbreak.
Stephen Crabb and Alun Cairns went to see how Cardiff's railways will cope with increased demand during the Six Nations
HMRC welcomed the report by the National Audit Office published on Friday (6 February), which recognised the progress the department has made over the past five years in increasing revenues, reducing costs and improving cust…
Brand new laws come into force today, changing when children can take part in public performance.
The Department for Education has set out new guidance on how it will look to introduce future policy changes. Ofqual welcomes these changes.
Voluntary and community African groups in the UK are being invited to bid for new grants to support their campaigns to end female genital mutilation in their countries of origin.
Drivers in Merseyside are being reminded the £2.8 million project to restore junction 2 of the M53 to its full capacity started last night (Thursday 5 February).
An online map pinpointing tax cheats around the country together with their crime and sentence has been launched today by HMRC. The map allows people to see the impact of HMRC’s enforcement work.
The Deputy Prime Minister and Education Secretary outline plans as the results of the Workload Challenge survey are published.
Environment Agency grants Cuadrilla environmental permits for shale gas exploration. Strong environmental standards are in place.
More than six out of 10 new cars now equipped with digital radio and the local digital transmitter network set to double
The CMA has published an issues statement following its referral of Pork Farms Caspian Limited’s completed acquisition of Kerry Foods’ CSP business for an in-depth phase 2 investigation on 5 January 2015.
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