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The Ministry of Justice has taken a significant step to improve the rehabilitation support for prisoners with autism.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A change in law which will stop people frustrating the extradition process by ensuring only genuine appeals are heard will come into effect next month.
Decision letter and Inspector’s Report on recovered appeals against an enforcement notice.
British High Commissioner to India, Sir James Bevan KCMG writes about three GREAT English exports.
Consumers will have enhanced, easy to understand rights following Royal Assent for the Consumer Rights Act being given today (26 March 2015).
The official start of works ceremony to mark the beginning of construction on the A160/A180 Port of Immingham improvement scheme will take place today (27 March).
A joint ministerial letter to council leaders, police and crime commissioners and police chief constables about unauthorised encampments.
Appointment announced of a new Chairman of the Law Commission and the re-appointment of Professor David Ormerod QC as a Law Commissioner.
The Prime Minister has appointed Nicholas Coleridge CBE for 4 years, starting on 1 November 2015.
The CMA has published a summary of its decision on an application for interim measures under section 35 of the Competition Act 1998 made by Worldpay in relation to the CMA’s Visa interchange fees investigation.
Health regulator, Monitor has closed its investigation at West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust as the trust has strengthened its financial position.
The government has invested nearly £500,000 to support small software developers to produce new and innovative ways to use data.
Businesses in Boston have been visited by authorities in a clamp-down on illegal vehicle dismantlers and unlicensed scrap metal dealers.
For the first time UKTI will have a stand at RSA, promoting UK expertise in cyber security.
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into the Kurdish Community Centre, registered charity number 1083004.
New copyright agreements will free schools from time-consuming paperwork, allowing them to focus on teaching.
Land Registry's Market Trend Data for England and Wales.
The opening of the new Consulate will further enhance the UK’s links with Central China.
British Embassies in the South Caucasus are inviting bids for funding from the new Conflict, Stability and Security Fund for projects.
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