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The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Schools speaks to the NGA about the principles that underpin the government's approach to school improvement.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Education Secretary confirms the start of a consultation period for 6 local authorities involved in the Judicial Review about Building Schools for the Future.
Software released to allow any organisation to develop its own version of the 'Family Information Directory'.
European countries must "step up to the plate" to help North African countries such as Libya and Egypt achieve political reform.
Prime Minister David Cameron announced today that the British Government will provide emergency evacuation flights to repatriate up to six thousand people stranded in Tunisia.
Shelley Community Association, a voluntary organisation that represents and brings together residents of the Yorkshire village of Shelley - is the latest winner of the Prime Minister's Big Society Award.
From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on: Libya and police pay.
£4.5 billion Intercity express programme and £704 million Great Western Main Line electrify plans give go ahead.
Oral statement on plans for the extension of electrification of the Great Western Main Line and for the procurement of a replacement for the diesel intercity trains.
Community groups, local residents and voluntary sector organisations will benefit from powerful new rights designed to transform the way that…
Transcript of the speech as delivered. This Government inherited a toxic financial legacy. Record public deficit - with unsustainable spending…
Today the Government is publishing a further group of reports presenting the findings from research projects commissioned by the previous …
David Willetts discusses the significance of the arts, humanities and social sciences and announces the largest ever study of babies and young children in the UK.
It is a great privilege to declare the enlarged British Academy formally open - and I am proud that BIS has supported this excellent refurbishment…
"This is the time for us to show that we utterly condemn the actions of the Libyan Government" said Foreign Secretary William Hague at the UN Human Rights Council today.
Foreign Secretary William Hague called on the Iranian authorities to release both men immediately.
Prime Minister David Cameron has welcomed Afghan President Hamid Karzai to Number 10 and said Britain continues to have a "strong relationship" with Afghanistan.
Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke to Libyan Foreign Minister Musa Kusa today. He stressed the need for an immediate end to the violence and killing of protesters.
The UN General Assembly adopted a Lebanese-tabled resolution suspending Libya from the Human Rights Council on 1 March.
A fortnight of heavy rain across parts of Helmand province has seen British troops offer assistance to locals worst hit by the weather.
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