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Grounds for Judicial Review
This sets out the grounds upon which a judicial review may be sought in the context of parole
HS2 reveals Colne Valley viaduct concepts
HS2 Ltd today revealed an outline concept for the Colne Valley viaduct, which will help inform development of its final design and form the basis for wider discussions with local communities.
Driver who killed best friend now jailed
Stephen Whilde has been ordered to hand himself in after the Court of Appeal quashed his original sentence
New multi-million pound flood scheme in Birmingham opened
A new flood scheme that reduces the risk of flooding to more than 200 homes and businesses in Selly Park South has officially opened today (Friday 19 January).
Parole Board welcomes independent review of victim contact and extended terms of reference for review of parole processes
The Parole Board welcomes the decision for an independent review of victim contact in the case of John Worboys and extending the terms of reference for reviewing the parole process
Plans to upgrade the A30 in Cornwall to go on public display
Businesses, residents and road users in Cornwall will get the chance to see detailed plans of the proposed A30 Chiverton Cross to Carland Cross upgrade when Highways England launches consultation later this month.
HM Courts & Tribunals Service launches project to promote press access to courts
HMCTS will today (18 January 2018) launch a team dedicated to promoting media reporting in courts.
Dedication event for victims of overseas terrorism
A ceremony to dedicate a new national memorial to British victims of overseas terrorism will be held on 17 May, Tobias Ellwood, Minister for Defence People and Veterans, announced today.
UK and France to strengthen links in tech sector and artificial intelligence
Britain and France’s leading tech sectors will be brought closer together with plans for a digital conference - or digital colloque - to promote deeper integration in the digital economy, the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Matt Hancock has announced.
Major care home group drops 'after death' fees following CMA action
A CMA investigation has resulted in one of the UK’s leading care home providers dropping its policy of charging fees after a resident has died.
Government press releases last updated 25 August 2026. Source: GOV.UK.