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Joint press notice with Clean Energy Ministerial Energy ministers from around the world have agreed to proposals to help speed up the global…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Leaflets and posters have been sent to police forces advising the public on how to identify and report offensive or illegal content.
A UK Government minister today saw for himself how the speed and scale of British aid is supporting the growing number of refugees from the Cote d’Ivoire who have fled the fear of violence in their homeland.
The AfricaAdapt Climate Change Symposium was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 9-11th March 2011.
Governance for development in Africa: building on what works.
The Cerrado region of Brazil makes up 21 per cent of the country and is, biologically, a rich savannah-like ecosystem in the world.
Prof. David Hopkins of Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh has been appointed to the Government’s Advisory Committee on Releases to the Environment…
Nick Herbert says police officers should be trusted to make the right judgements.
Suspects linked to hundreds of crimes have been captured after being detected by the UK Border Agency's monitoring system.
Suspects linked to hundreds of crimes have been captured after the UK Border Agency’s e-Borders monitoring system successfully targeted wanted criminals trying to cross the UK border.
Speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for WalesSpeech to IoD Wales Inaugural Director of the Year Awards at the Institute of Directors, London. Thursday 7th April 2011 Thank…
The Lord Chancellor Kenneth Clarke presided over the swearing in of this year's 120 Queen's Counsel (QC) and six Honorary Queen's Counsel.
The preferred candidate to be the next Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Wales has been announced today.
Dear colleague letter from Stephen Parsons, Director, National Cancer Action Team, 7 April 2011. Download Acute oncology: including…
This letter offers additional information, and asks for volunteer organisations to be involved in the costing and pricing phase of the Maternity PbR Pathway Project.
The Government has launched a website challenging the public to help us cut unnecessary regulations.
Disability Challengers - a Surrey based children's charity offering exciting activities and play opportunities for disabled children and young people - is the latest winner of the Prime Minister's Big Society Award.
Appointment of Lord Patten of Barnes as the Chairman of the BBC Trust and Diane Coyle as Vice Chairman of the BBC Trust.
Prime Minister David Cameron has written a letter to all government Ministers on the launch of the Red Tape Challenge and reducing the regulatory burden.
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