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People who want to start a business in the UK will be able to apply for a new “start-up” visa, the Home Secretary has announced.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
More than 1,200 troublemakers with a history of football-related disorder have been blocked from going to Russia by police and the Home Office.
The Home Office has today announced it will bring forward legislation which will enable more areas to access the benefits of emergency service collaboration.
The Minister for Countering Extremism will address the Observer Research Foundation conference and meet Indian government ministers.
The Police Now training programme will deliver accelerated training in 12 weeks.
Fight to tackle scourge of waste crime takes another step forward today as Michael Gove announces a comprehensive review to beef up the government’s approach.
Places of worship that have been subjected to or could be vulnerable to hate crime attacks to be supported by the Home Office with a further £1 million funding.
Home Office ministers, police leaders and industry partners discussed what more can be done to prevent offending and keep the public safe from moped attacks.
Nominations opened today (Thursday 7 June) for the 25th annual Lord Ferrers Awards, which celebrate the exceptional achievements of volunteers in policing.
As part of the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill, the government will create a new power to investigate hostile state activity.
The government's response to the Biometrics Commissioner's annual report 2017.
In a speech in central London, the Home Secretary has launched the government's new counter-terrorism strategy.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid sets out the UK’s response to evolving threat of terrorism.
The Home Secretary has today announced that legislation has been introduced to bring into force a package of measures under a Windrush scheme.
The Permanent Secretary at the Home Office today announced some changes in senior staffing.
The Home Secretary delivered a speech on his vision for the government’s relationship with the police.
A new Fire Standards Board (FSB) will be overseeing and commissioning professional standards for fire and rescue services across England.
The Defence and Security Accelerator is holding a collaboration day on Thursday 7 June 2018, to showcase projects successfully funded by the Future Aviation Security Solutions programme and to identify opportunities for futu…
The Home Office is today launching a consultation to help tackle motorcycle-related crime by providing police officers with better legal protection.
New laws will be created to make sure that the UK is the safest place in the world to be online, Digital Secretary Matt Hancock has announced.
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