The Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy has launched an advertising campaign to raise lowest paid workers’ knowledge of their
A House of Lords report has claimed that successive governments have failed to encourage enough fresh power capacity in the UK.
The Electoral Commission will investigate the spending returns of the Stronger In and Vote Leave campaigns from 2016’s EU referendum.
The Labour party has lost the Copeland by-election by over 2,000 votes to the Conservative party, losing a seat it has held for over 80 years.
Net migration to the UK has reduced by 49,000 with 273,000 people migrating to the UK in the year to September, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have shown.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid has announced a government cash boost of £191 million for the South West to help create jobs, support businesses and encourage growth.
New UK government plans will allow MPs to speak Welsh in parliamentary debates of the Welsh Grand Committee.
The Supreme Court has ruled that income barrier stopping thousands of British citizens from bringing a foreign spouse to the UK is lawful.
The Department for Transport is awarding £4 million for tech projects that will help cut congestion, speed up journeys and clean up the environment
A report by the Public Accounts Committee has urged the Department for Work & Pensions to review the use of sanctions.
Nicola Sturgeon has announced almost £10 million of funding to support local organisations across Scotland to tackle climate change.
The Local Government Association (LGA) has warned that council tax rises in 2017/18 will not bring in enough money to prevent the need for further cuts to local services over the coming year.
Prison officers from 31 prisons in London and south-east England are set to receive pay rises of up to £5,000, in a bid to encourage more recruits to join the service.
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has published a list naming 360 businesses who have underpaid 15,520 workers a total of £995,233.
A new report from Age UK has concluded that the UK is living on borrowed time to save the social care system for older people.