I am today updating Parliament on the work of the Vaccine Taskforce in securing a vaccine against Covid-19.
Tackling this virus is the biggest challenge that this country has faced in peacetime ...
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Civil/crime news: LAA annual report and DLAC report 2019-20
Independent report: PSPRB Nineteenth report on England and Wales 2020 and the PSPRB response
Introduction from Rupert McNeil
Rupert McNeil Government Chief People Officer
I am thrilled that the Civil Service Job Share Finder has won the ENEI 'Impact through Innovation' Award. This is the...
Set up by the government in 2018, the CDEI has a unique remit: to help the UK navigate the ethical challenges presented by AI and data-driven technology. We are an independent expert committee, formed of a secretariat...
Today I am confirming provisional funding allocations for 2021-22 through the schools, high needs and central school services national funding formulae (NFF). The allocations distribute the second year of the...
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Liz Truss announces £500 million loan guarantee to Ford
FOI release: FOI releases for April 2020
The Ministry of Defence (MOD)’s formal response to the Service Complaints Ombudsman’s (SCO) annual report for 2019 on the fairness, effectiveness and efficiency of the Service complaints system has...
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Civil news: CWA codes updated after telephone gateway’s removal
FOI release: FOI releases for May 2020
30 years on, Natural England's Ian Evans - the first project officer on the pioneering red kite reintroduction project to the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - tells us the story of his experience...
I would like to update Parliament on the Government’s progress in overhauling the building and fire safety system, as part of our unwavering commitment to ensuring that people, and the buildings they live...
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Moving toward peace negotiations in the Middle East
FOI release: FOI releases for June 2020
The government is committed to providing public service pensions that are fair for public sector workers and for taxpayers. The government’s position remains that benefit entitlements should normally be...
Export Development Guarantee
The Windrush Lessons Learned Review update
Sir George Norton starts role as Commandant at the Royal College of Defence Studies
Corporate information: Ministry of Justice – Statistics at MOJ
On 8 April, the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced a £750 million funding package for the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector. I wish to set out to the House the details of how &#...
Federation of Window Cleaners: PF Notice and Statement to Members
Priti Patel takes action to implement Windrush recommendations
Police to receive 2.5% pay increase
Letter to water companies on green recovery
To generate a coherent youth voice in the upcoming elections, and to ensure meaningful participation of young people in the governance and political processes, a group of youth focused organisations and young...
Detailed guide: Brixton Prison
I have been asked by my Right Honourable Friend, the Secretary of State, to make this Written Ministerial Statement. This statement concerns the application made under the Planning Act 2008 for the proposed construction...
CFM21410 - Accounting for corporate finance: classification and measurement: accounting policy overview
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To entrench efficient democratic processes, it is necessary to appraise political efforts, processes, and institutions. The consequences of bad political processes in choosing candidates at political party level...
Independent report: Senior Salaries Review Body Report: 2020
A Cornwall-based hair salon has opened its doors safely with staggered shifts for staff and only one client per stylist.
Owner Hannah Woodgates, who employs five stylists at the Bude-based site, has just...
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One of the more regular questions we have received from customers since the beginning of lockdown has been whether we could accept electronic signatures (on things like a deed...
I wrote to the House on 18 May 2020, to share details of the extraordinary funding and financing agreement reached with Transport for London (TfL). That package of support, which was agreed between Government...
Universities Minister speech at Festival of Higher Education
Teachers set for biggest pay rise in fifteen years
Transparency data: MOJ arm's length bodies spending over £25,000: August 2019
Family-owned Nirvana Spa near Wokingham in Berkshire is preparing to reopen its doors to customers on 25 July.
The spa, which includes several pools, Dead Sea salt floatation pools, a treatment suite, ...
Over the past year, several milestones have been reached on the Crossrail project and work continues despite the new challenges presented by Covid-19.
When complete, the Elizabeth line will be transformative...
Economic Crime Levy consultation
£40 million to unlock Falkirk's economic potential
Transparency data: MOJ arm's length bodies spending over £25,000: September 2019
Phasing restaurant openings is enabling Wagamama to learn and adapt as it prepares to reopen all sites over the next few months.
With over 150 Japanese inspired Asian-food restaurants across the...
There is widespread positive coverage today of the hugely successful re-introduction of red kites in the Chiltern Hills 30 years ago, including in the Times,Guardian, Telegraph, Daily...
The Government is pleased to announce that we have moved into formal negotiations on our future relationships with both the EEA EFTA states (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and Switzerland from the beginning...
Armed Forces personnel to receive 2% pay rise
Chancellor launches Comprehensive Spending Review
Advice and InformationThe usual processes the NHS follows to discharge you from hospital have changed during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what you can expect when it’s time to leave hospital.
BlogTo prepare for the pandemic and free-up capacity in the NHS, guidance was issued to support a new rapid discharge process in March. But how has this worked for patients, their loved ones and the care sector?
NewsTo respond to coronavirus, hospitals across the country had to quickly change. Tell us how this has affected the care you or your loved one has received.
Transparency data: MOJ: spending over £500 on a GPC 2020
Life under lockdown: what we did
Like every other organisation in the country, the Environment Agency went into lockdown on 23 March. We followed the government’s instruction then that all our ...
Environment Secretary George Eustice set out his vision earlier today on how environmental protections can better deliver both for people and nature after Brexit. He highlighted the government’...
Statutory Taxi and Private Hire Vehicle Standards
Pay rises for doctors, police and more in the public sector
Transparency data: MOJ arm's length bodies spending over £25,000: October 2019
There is widespread, positive coverage of a new Defra study, published on Friday 20 July, which suggests that exposure to coastal environments can play a significant role in boosting human health...
A pregnant woman having an ultrasound scan
We’ve published new guidance for screening professionals to support women with learning disabilities and their partners to access and understand antenatal and...