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The Minister for Modern Slavery and Organised Crime, Karen Bradley, has announced a package of amendments to strengthen the Modern Slavery Bill.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The government has pledged an extra £400,000 to help trading standards officers prevent dangerous goods being sold in the UK.
The toolkit is part of a continuing British engagement with Kolkata Municipal Corporation which aims to make Kolkata a climate smart city.
India’s first Web Observatory was launched at the International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore (IIIT-B) today.
UK funded five-day course “Community Policing and GBV” concluded at Patrick Iyambo Police College in Windhoek.
Only half of the secondary schools in Blackpool that have been inspected by Ofsted are good or better.
The British Embassy in Berne is working with Geneva Airport and Transport Police of SBB, the Swiss Federal Railways to help British travellers keep their passports and belongings safe when travelling in Switzerland.
DNA tests in family courts will be provided across England from later this year, Justice Minister Simon Hughes has announced.
Deputy Prime Minister announced £800,000 investment to improving cycling facilities in Yorkshire and to promote the region overseas.
Tanzanian Minister of Community Development, Gender and Children Honourable Sophia Simba has signed the Girl Summit Charter on behalf of the Government of Tanzania. The signing was witnessed by the British High Commissioner …
UKTI hosted a half day UK-Australia Infrastructure Symposium in Sydney on 12 February 2015.
The exhibiton, running from 17 February to 6 March, to showcase the beauty of nature, the diversity of wildlife in both Britain and China.
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke with President el-Sisi of Egypt about working together to defeat terrorism.
The Prime Minister and the Sultan of Brunei discussed continuing to station UK troops in Brunei and the international coalition against ISIL.
WB Timber Innovations is now in the process of opening a new factory, which will provide over 15 new jobs for local people.
Mesne Lea Primary School in Salford hosted an official turf cutting ceremony on 12 February to mark the start of construction work.
Francis Askew Primary School in Hull hosted an official turf cutting ceremony on 13 February to mark the start of the construction work.
Eastfield Primary School in Hull hosted an official turf cutting ceremony on 13 February to mark the start of the construction work.
The Prime Minister spoke to the Danish Prime Minister, UN Secretary General and Bishop Angaelos of the Coptic Orthodox Church.
Women entrepreneurs could play a bigger role in the UK economy, creating jobs and boosting growth as well as reducing gender inequality.
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