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Education Secretary Michael Gove announces review of 14 to 19 vocational education, to be carried out by Professor Alison Wolf.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Civil Contingencies Secretariat is consulting to provide English and Welsh Local Resilience Forums (LRFs) with guidance that they and other stakeholders have requested.
Draft text of the speech - may differ from the delivered version. I’m very pleased to be here today at the CIPFA conference. We already …
New plans to put the future of Thurrock regeneration back into local hands were announced by Thames Gateway Minister Bob Neill today. Thurrock…
In a speech at Queen Mary, University of London, Business Secretary Vince Cable examined how we can economise without damaging science and the prospects for growth.
Successful colleges across England to receive at least £225,000 to modernise facilities, with some receiving up to £1 million.
Over the next few weeks and months, major decisions will be made on Government spending priorities as part of a wider move to stabilise the …
The British Minister for Europe, Mr David Lidington MP, visited Vilnius from 1- 3 September.
Stephen Green will take on the role as Minister of State for Trade and Investment early next year.
Foreign Secretary William Hague says Jewish New Year is time to look forward as it opens with direct peace talks
Karen Pierce, Foreign Office Director of South Asia and Afghanistan takes on the role of Special Representative on Afghanistan and Pakistan with effect from today.
The Stabilisation Unit's Nick Hawton describes a career change which saw him go from BBC foreign correspondent to deputy head of the EULEX Press Office in Kosovo.
The Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI has said he is looking forward to visiting the UK from 16 to 19 September 2010.
Foreign Secretary William Hague and the Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Khiem signed the Declaration in a meeting today at the Foreign Office.
Speaking in Parliament yesterday, Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell said "The floods in Pakistan are extraordinary; and demand an extraordinary response"
A speech delivered by Minister for Europe, David Lidington, in Vilnius, Lithuania
The bravery and fortitude of those who endured the Blitz and fought against the air power of Nazi Germany to win the Battle of Britain were remembered at St Paul's Cathedral yesterday, Tuesday 7 September 2010.
Hundreds of people converged on HM Naval Base Devonport to welcome home Royal Navy submarine HMS Talent, which has spent seven months in the Indian Ocean.
The Typhoon is the RAF’s most advanced multi-role combat aircraft and entered operational service in 2007. On Monday, 6 September, the stand…
The Army Foundation College at Harrogate is building on its success to help train the leaders of the future. Report by Joe Clapson.
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