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The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has appointed Dr Jessica Harrison-Hall for a four-year term from 4 November 2026 to 3 November 2030.
A new survey reveals 82% of parents want their family to be more active together, but 6 in 10 (61%) don't think they're ‘good enough’ at sport
More than 400 schools in disadvantaged communities to benefit from £22.5 million investment and tailored support to expand access to enrichment opportunities.
Lisa Nandy intervenes on public interest grounds in relation to major telecoms deal.
From today, the new Information Commission takes over the ICO’s functions, modernising the regulator’s governance while maintaining its independent oversight and existing powers to protect people’s personal data.
Free entry protected for every visitor to England's national museums
Young people will be able to access specialised support in their community, as the government makes largest investment into youth services in a generation.
Project Gigabit has created more than 3,000 jobs and apprenticeships in England while delivering faster, more reliable broadband to hard-to-reach communities.
Charles Donald, Dominic Field, Anna Keay, Georgina Lynch, Claire McColgan, Lukman Patel, and Moira Sinclair have been appointed to the Historic England Commission by the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Spo…
Kate Cheetham, Elizabeth Kennedy, Amelia Pan and Lord Chris Smith have been appointed to the Wallace Collection Board by the previous Prime Minister.
£1 million of Government funding to be awarded to emerging talent in fashion design per year for the next 3 years
Government temporarily blocks 500-year-old sculpture from being taken out of the UK
42 new Young Futures Hubs to open across England, reversing a decade of decline in local youth services.
Minister Ian Murray's speech at ExCeL London.
Licensed premises across England and Wales will now have the option to accept digital proof of age when selling alcohol.
At the Toronto International Film Festival, Creative Industries Minister Ian Murray signs new treaty with his Canadian counterpart
Passkeys are being rolled out across GOV.UK One Login, giving more than 23 million users a faster and more secure way to access government services.
Ten works by eight artists from Yorkshire and the East of England acquired for the Government Art Collection
The government has temporarily blocked ‘The Resurrection of the Good and the Bad’ by Stanley Spencer, a painting considered pivotal in the development of British Modernism, from being taken out of the UK permanently.
The government will introduce legislation requiring tech companies to strengthen protections on devices and platforms to prevent children from taking, sharing or viewing nude images, helping tackle grooming, exploitation and…
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