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Introduction Thanks very much. I’m delighted to be here today. Eighty-five years ago, a small group gathered here in London changed the landscape…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Ed Vaizey speaks at event examining roll out of new internet protocol.
In a speech ahead of World TB day today, International Development Minister Stephen O’Brien reiterated the UK’s government’s commitment to the global goal of halving deaths from TB by 2015.
Immigration minister reiterates commitment to cracking down on marriages for visas as reports by registrars rise.
Publication of the Report on removal of full appeal rights against refusal of Entry Clearance decisions under the Points Based System
Speech by the Financial Secretary to the Treasury.
The Treasury has today launched a 3-month consultation on ideas to rebalance the Northern Ireland economy.
The United Nations Human Rights Council on 23 March adopted a declaration on human rights education and training.
Justice Minister Lord McNally is in Albania to formally launch an EU-funded twinning project between the countries' probation services.
Children's Minister Sarah Teather writes in Nursery World about the Government's commitment to early years education for the most deprived children.
Prime Minister David Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg have held a question and answer session in the East Midlands following yesterday's Budget.
Prime Minister David Cameron is attending a European Council meeting in Brussels from 24 to 25 March.
The Queen has approved that Professor Lyndal Roper PhD, FAHA, Fellow and Tutor in History at Balliol College, Oxford, be appointed Regius Professor of History (previously Modern History) in the University of Oxford in succes…
Transcript of Q&A given by the Prime Minister David Cameron and the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg in Nottingham on Thursday 24 March 2011.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on the budget.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on Portugal.
Everyone will have the chance to become a part of London’s history after the 2012 Olympic Games in a competition for the public to name the …
Local people will get a much needed tax break with every English council taking up a Government offer to fund the first ever council tax freeze…
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has welcomed measures to improve the planning system, action to get the house building industry building …
The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr. Eric Pickles): I am pleased to inform the House that all eligible local,…
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