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This release presents provisional ports statistics for 2010 and 2011.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Measures to reduce time-consuming and costly bureaucracy for councils wanting to use 20 miles per hour schemes were announced today.
Road works permit schemes agreed for Greenwich, Harrow, Lambeth, Newham, Richmond, Southwark and Waltham Forest.
After extensive consideration, the Attorney General will not refer the death of Iraq weapons inspector Dr David Kelly for a fresh inquest
Bob Neill responds to an article in The Independent that claims the Government is not supportive of land auctions. How to afford more homes…
The minister today told councillors not to let back seat bureaucracy steer them off course on the road to greater town hall autonomy.
Housing Minister Grant Shapps has said that a wide range of support is available to support people threatened with homelessness, in particular…
Planning Minister Greg Clark today outlined more support for voluntary and community groups campaigning to save much-loved local assets such…
Susanna Montgomery has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Slovak Republic.
Francis Maude has announced a set of pilots testing fresh and innovative approaches to tackling the £21 billion of annual fraud in the public sector.
Further development concerning the government's legislation to regulate ship-to-ship transfers of oil carried as cargo.
Call for evidence to support decision to sell government shareholding in NATS.
I, together with the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise (Mark Prisk), would like to inform the House that today we have written…
Good evening, it’s a real pleasure to be here. A very warm welcome to the directors of ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association…
Foreign Secretary William Hague chaired the second meeting of his Human Rights Advisory Group today. The meeting focused on the Arab Spring, freedom of religion, and the interaction between trade and human rights.
Minister for Europe David Lidington said that while the UK remain champions of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s progress towards EU accession, it does require leadership, creativity and compromise from leaders of the Bosnian Governm…
Minister for Europe David Lidington visited Montenegro to discuss EU accession progress with officials and civil society representatives.
Minister for the Middle East and North Africa Alistair Burt said he "firmly believes that the Libyan people will achieve their vision for a free, prosperous and democratic Libya".
British Ambassador to Afghanistan Sir William Patey has returned from a two days visit to Pakistan 5-6th June.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said that the Foreign Office's strong and growing social media presence allows us to respond to foreign policy challenges in a new way.
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