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Architect to lead efforts to bring empty homes back into use Architect and TV presenter George Clarke is to be an independent adviser to the…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Local Government Minister Bob Neill today called on councils to use their new found freedom from the recently axed Standards Board to prevent…
The Government has reduced the amount of ‘red tape’ data collections it expects councils to send by over a quarter - giving them more time to…
Foreign Secretary William Hague said that the regime should be under no doubt that they will be held account for their actions.
For many, the machinations of the Westminster village may seem a world away. But, like it or not, the decisions made there affect us all. So…
From parachuting to helicopter assaults and Rapid Air Landing (RAL), Exercise EAGLES FLIGHT 12 has seen 16 Air Assault Brigade soldiers working…
The fifth of Britain's Type 45 destroyers is getting closer to being taken into operational service after completing her second period of sea trials off Scotland.
Royal Navy divers destroyed a Second World War German mine in the Thames Estuary off the Kent coast on Sunday 8 April.
One of the key areas for collaboration is on earth observation technology, such as the NovaSAR programme or the Disaster Monitoring Constellation…
10 April 2012 The UK and Japan today agreed a Framework on Civil Nuclear Cooperation, providing the basis for UK companies to engage in multi…
Home Secretary Theresa May mades statement on extradition of Abu Hamza.
Britain will fund a range of innovative projects to save more lives in emergencies
The UK is testing Catch Quota management which counts what is caught rather than what is landed at port.
Six new representative members appointed to the Board of the Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) and ten current members reappointed.
The published guide provides a summary of the proposed 2013/14 Payment by Results (PbR) pathway funding system for maternity services.
Figures have been issued for March 2012 showing the total amounts collected per month by the Compensation Recovery Unit and paid to the NHS …
The prestigious NHS Leadership Recognition Awards are now open for nominations.
The government has used a temporary class drug order for the first time to ban the ‘legal high’ methoxetamine, also called ‘mexxy’ or MXE. From…
The case-mix adjustment for the national Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) programme has been published.
From this week the average state pension payment for 2012/13 is estimated to be £124 a week, an increase of £6 from last year.
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