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The Government’s champion for Active Safer Communities, Baroness Newlove, has joined the Department for Communities and Local Government to …
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles urges councils to cut red tape and bust common street party myths.
Farmers in Tanzania, sick of losing their chickens to hungry hawks, have taken drastic, if creative action, thanks to an innovative programme funded by DFID and a little bit of pink dye
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham is visiting Freetown as the UK representative for Sierra Leone’s 50th Anniversary of Independence Celebrations.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the legitimate aspirations of Syrian people need to be met. He calls on the Syrian Authorities to respect the right of the people to express their views.
Minister for Africa Henry Bellingham announced an additional £3 million to the Special Court for Sierra Leone in a statement to Parliament.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the UK will continue to stand for reform not repression in response to the events in the Middle East and North Africa.
If getting a gold-embossed invitation to the royal wedding is like winning Willie Wonka’s golden ticket, then Squadron Leader Ian “Smithy” Smith…
British Officer Cadets taking part in this year's Sandhurst Cup in America have won the top two best international team positions.
The RAF's 14 Squadron performed its final parade at RAF Lossiemouth last week, before the unit, which currently flies Tornado GR4 jets, is officially disbanded on the 1 June 2011.
Seven people were rescued from treacherous cliffs by a Royal Navy helicopter on 20 April when their boat capsized in the seas off Staffa in the Inner Hebrides.
This year the theme is ‘Designing the Future’. Designs are about the way an object looks and developers can invest a lot of time and money into…
Welcoming the publication today by the Global Legislators Organisation (GLOBE) of a study of climate change legislation in the major economies…
The centre which will host the London 2012 canoe slalom competition has welcomed its first visitors.
Britain is leading the fight against malaria drug resistance through a project in Burma which is tackling issues around diagnosis, prescription of drugs and prevention.
A new book from the ICRAF identifies species of antimalarial trees that have potential for further study and development as crops.
A new Animal Health and Welfare Board for England will make direct policy recommendations on the health and welfare of all kept animals.
Statement laid in the House of Commons on 26 April 2011 by Damian Green, and in the House of Lords by Baroness Neville-Jones.
Secretary for State for Wales Cheryl Gillan has welcomed a £53 million investment announced today by Tata Steel to reduce external energy consumption…
The European Court of Human Rights should pay proper regard to the role of national Parliaments and the decisions of domestic courts.
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