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Culture Secretary Sajid Javid sets out his vision for the future of UK sport at the Centre for Social Justice
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today issued new advice to retailers about competition law and high-strength alcohol schemes.
Open letter to small, independent retailers who are asked to join a high-strength alcohol scheme about what action to take to manage competition law risks.
All new healthcare assistants and social care support workers will be expected to get a Care Certificate within 12 weeks of employment.
Since 1 April 2014 the HGV levy has raised more than £44 million from foreign HGVs.
Complaints from the public being fobbed off with health and safety excuses are at a record high.
Over 65,000 businesses have been set up with government backing from the New Enterprise Allowance.
Port Clarence defences will protect property
Britain will provide new funding to a global crackdown on the trade in rhino horn, elephant ivory and other illegal wildlife products.
Public call for evidence launched relating to the use of hormonal pregnancy tests.
Two new commissioners have been appointed to the Low Pay Commission, Business Minister Jo Swinson announced today (25 March 2015).
Public Health England (PHE) scientists are heading a group researching a rapid Ebola test.
The Queen has approved the nomination of Reverend Canon Alison Mary White, for election as Bishop of Hull in the Diocese of York.
Theo de Pencier joins board of Passenger Focus, the independent rail and strategic road user watchdog.
Department for Transport has reached an agreement with Stagecoach Group that will lead to a package of passenger improvements.
More than 2,400 homes have benefited from the new discounts across the country.
Edward Timpson sets out details of 3 developments about special educational needs and disability (SEND) reforms.
Too many pupils in Stoke-on-Trent are getting an inadequate education, with standards in the city’s schools not improving rapidly enough.
Ambassador John Casson: "Britain supports stability and prosperity in Egypt"
Folkestone to Ramsgate route has been approved and Ramsgate to Whitstable route proposals have been published.
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