A project in Bath has received £200,000 in National Lottery funding to help people reduce carbon and waste to landfill, improve the environment they live in and save money.
APCC Chair Donna Jones yesterday responded to the government's policing and criminal justice legislative plans as laid out in the King's Speech.
APCC Chair Donna Jones yesterday responded to the government's policing and criminal justice legislative plans as laid out in the King's Speech.
Isolated patients in hospitals will get support from a unique pet therapy project and young people from ethnic minority communities can access vital digital equipment, thanks to the latest National Lottery funding.
This literature review documents research on Community Learning and Development (CLD) delivered within Scotland and internationally. The review forms part of the evidence base collected as part of the Independent Review of CLD, led by Kate Still.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) has today published the report by Chris Henley KC into the organisation's handling of the Andrew Malkinson case.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer yesterday laid out his plans to deliver change for the country.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's remarks at the opening plenary session of the European Political Community meeting at Blenheim Palace this morning.
Find out what the King's Speech means for you.
Community groups across Scotland are sharing a bumper £17 million package of National Lottery grants announced today (WEDNESDAY 17th July).
Opportunities for collaborative working in Scotland's best interests.
We are investing around £50 million a year into a portfolio of strategic research to ensure that Scotland maintains its position at the very cutting edge of advances in agriculture, natural resources and the environment.
Improving living standards for working people through economic growth will be the central focus of new laws set to be unveiled by His Majesty The King today [Wednesday 17 July].
His Majesty's most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament.
A community-led project in Brighton is on a mission to tackle food waste, by rescuing surplus food from supermarkets and transforming it into healthy meals for over 100 local people per day.
Business plan to improve productivity at the shipyard.
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Act commences.
Support for redistribution of wealth and growing economy.
The King and Queen are on a two-day visit to the Channel Islands, carrying out engagements in Jersey on Monday and Guernsey on Tuesday. The visit highlights the special and historic relationship between the Channel Islands and the Royal Family, which stretches back centuries.
With only a few days left until young people across the country break up for the summer holidays, youth counselling services are highlighting the importance of all year-round mental health support, with the support of National Lottery funding.
A Greater London youth-led movement has received close to £495,000 to continue its work empowering young leaders through ‘Democracy Cafés'.
The Government will use its mandate for change to put economic growth at the heart of its legislative agenda as it prepares for The King's Speech at the State Opening of Parliament on Wednesday 17 July.
The annual Police Bravery Awards celebrate officers across England and Wales who have put the safety of others before that of themselves.
The annual Police Bravery Awards celebrate officers across England and Wales who have put the safety of others before that of themselves.
More than 45 European leaders will converge on Oxfordshire next week to discuss some of the most pressing generational issues facing Europe.
