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Up to £12 million is on offer to UK businesses for projects that support the development of healthcare technologies and processes.
The UK Department for International Trade awards New Zealand agritech Wildeye a business trip to London to support their global expansion.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Alun Cairns to speak at Clwb Hiraeth event in Tokyo
The UK Department for International Trade (DIT) showcases 10 innovative UK tech companies at the Technology in Government conference this week.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd today (Tuesday 1 August) hailed the first meeting of the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism as a major step forward in the fight against online terrorist material.
The M3 in Surrey and Hampshire has become the latest road in the UK to be upgraded to a smart motorway, Highways England announced today (Tuesday 1 August).
In the first visit of a member of the Cabinet to Buenos Aires since 2002, the RT Hon Philip Hammond will hold a series of meetings with both the Government and the private sector.
Ofqual to fully implement conditions regarding Total Qualification Time in January 2018.
HS2 took a major step forward today, with the formal signing of contracts to deliver the tunnels, bridges and earthworks that will carry the first phase of the UK's new high speed railway from London to Birmingham in 202…
Dr Mark Taylor writes about the NDG principle of ‘no surprises’ in the context of genetic and genomic medicine.
From 14 August, we will test wider rejection criteria for applications to create new freehold or leasehold titles (first registrations).
Speaking in Portsmouth today, Defence Minister Harriett Baldwin has announced a range of new contracts, including one for consumable items which is set to save £3 million in efficiencies and furnish a growing Royal Navy, and…
Hundreds of sailors, soldiers, and airmen are set to star in the world renowned Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo.
Flying debris that travels faster than a bullet is just one of the hazards facing Highways England repair teams working on the Spaghetti Junction.
Sir Alan Duncan welcomed the signing of the new treaty by Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Borissov and Macedonia’s Prime Minister Zaev in Skopje, Macedonia.
Details of an incident at Sellafield on 14 June 2017.
Vehicle tax rates changed on 1 April 2017. If you're thinking of changing your car, find out if these rates affect you.
With support from UKEF and Lloyds Banking Group, Meltog was able to access working capital to fulfil a major export order to Saudi Arabia.
Louise Smyth has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of Companies House and The Registrar of Companies for England and Wales.
The hexavalent vaccine replaces the existing 5-in-1 pentavalent vaccine, which infants are routinely given at 8, 12 and 16 weeks.
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