This consultation started on 4th June 2009 and ends on 28th August 2009.

The draft section 60 Order makes provision in respect of postgraduate medical education and training; the General Practitioner Register...

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today. ...

The Tax Chamber of the First-tier Tribunal have today ordered over 300 banks to give details to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) about their customers who hold offshore accounts.

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This autumn, Tate Britain will display JMW Turner’s beautiful landscape of the Devon countryside, Crossing the Brook, alongside the painting that inspired it.

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today. 

North West companies are invited to learn about the substantial business opportunities available in delivering Aid Funded projects across the world at a special one day UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) workshop...

Finishing touches are being made to a high-tech temperature-controlled medical storage facility which will help military medics save lives on the frontline.

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today (12...

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today. 

Diana Brockington retired as a Salaried Judge of the First-tier Tribunal of the Social Entitlement Chamber (Social Security and Child Support Appeals) on 8 July 2009.

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today. 

The Criminal Cases Review Commission today announced the appointment of Claire Bassett as chief executive.

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today. 

Affordable housing in rural areas safeguarded for future generations in east of england

All of the following work is dependant on suitable weather conditions.

Road users are advised the anti-clockwise carriageway of the M25 will be closed between junctions 17 and 16 – Maple Cross and the M40 – overnight between 00.30 and 05.00 on Sunday 2 August.

Work to improve safety on the A13 at Thurrock in Essex at the junction with the A1089 is due to start next week.

The problem of roadside litter is in the spotlight this week as the Highways Agency brings its anti-litter campaign to the A31.

The Government vowed to keep helping people into jobs as new figures published by the Office for National Statistics are released today. Figures show that while unemployment continues to rise, the ILO count, ...

Affordable rural homes in thousands of newly designated ‘protected’ areas will be safeguarded for future generations of first time buyers under new provisions announced by Housing Minister Ian Austin today. 

A £2m programme of improvements along the M58 around Skelmersdale and Orrell in Lancashire is to get underway next month.

The problem of roadside litter is in the spotlight this week as the Highways Agency brings its anti-litter campaign to the A31.

Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for the Environment, spent today in Devon as part of his two day visit to the South West, seeing the great work being done in the region on a range of issues – from farming to ...

ACMD - Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs ‘Synthetic cannabinoids’, often known on the street as ‘Spice’, are as harmful as cannabis and should be made illegal, according to advice given to the Government...

Research results published today show that Criminal Record Bureau (CRB) checks have prevented around 98,000 unsuitable people from working with children and vulnerable adults in the past five years.

The Government vowed to keep helping people into jobs as new figures published by the Office for National Statistics are released today. Figures show that while unemployment continues to rise, the ILO count, ...

Government study shows benefits of further education to employment and future prospects. Most college learners believe their course played an important role in getting a job, a Government report revealed today...

With a month to go before our 'Releasing the Potential of Rural Economies: Investment' summit in Rugby on 11 September, speakers from national, regional and local levels are lined up to describe...