Press Releases

Pet owners to benefit from biggest vet sector reforms in 60 years

Clearer pricing will help pet owners compare costs and shop around, saving families money

Prime Minister to promise a consistent, pragmatic partnership with China to make UK better off

Working people and UK businesses will benefit from a more strategic and consistent UK relationship with China, the Prime Minister will pledge as he arrives in Beijing today.

Farming rules shake-up to cut pollution and support farmers

Streamlined agriculture rules to cut duplication and make it easier for farmers to drive down water pollution

PM call with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson of Sweden: 27 January 2026

The Prime Minister spoke to the Prime Minister of Sweden Ulf Kristersson this afternoon.

Major milestone for HS2 as tunnelling to Euston starts

Taking the HS2 railway into central London is crucial to unlocking its full potential to create more jobs, more homes and to boost the British economy.

PM: “We're capping ground rents at £250”

PM caps ground rents at £250 a year in game-changing shake up of leasehold system and to support families with the cost of living.

Government announces support package that backs British pubs

The Chancellor is backing British pubs with a major support package, as the government recognises the challenges facing the industry and the vital role they play in building strong local communities.

Jonathan Childs appointed Ofsted's new Deputy Director of Post-16 Education, Training and Skills

Ofsted has appointed Jonathan Childs as its new Deputy Director of Post-16 Education, Training and Skills.

Insolvency Service encouraging customers to claim debt relief order refund if they paid the fee but didn’t submit their application

People who paid a debt relief order fee before April 2024 but did not complete their application are being offered refunds by the Insolvency Service.

North Wales offshore wind project to bring jobs and growth

A new offshore wind project off the coast of North Wales will help deliver growth and good jobs to the region Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens says.

Scotland Office Minister marks Holocaust Memorial Day

Scotland Office Minister Kirsty McNeill visited Scotland's first Stolperstein memorial.

Courts expansion to deliver speedier justice for victims

Former court buildings in Fleetwood, Telford, Chichester and Cirencester – used as Nightingale Courts since the pandemic - will now become permanent fixtures.

Appointment of Bishop of Ely: 27 January 2026

The King has approved the nomination of The Right Reverend Sarah Elizabeth Clark, for election as Bishop of Ely.

Top British AI expertise to help spark renewal of public services and bolster national security

Government sets out key part of its digital transformation agenda, bringing world class talent into Whitehall to modernise essential services.

BSR becomes standalone body in landmark step towards single construction regulator

The Building Safety Regulator will put residents at the heart of everything it does and promote higher standards and culture change in the built environment.

Solicitor General announces expansion of Victim’s Right to Review scheme

More rape and sexual assault survivors across England and Wales will have the right to ask for their cases to be reviewed before a final decision to offer no evidence is made after pilot scheme is significantly expanded into three more regions.

New and upgraded grassroots sport facilities to get the UK active

Nearly 1000 community projects across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland benefitting from new and upgraded grassroots sport facilities

Red tape to be slashed as MOD launches new team to back British small businesses

A new team dedicated to supporting small British businesses to win more defence contracts has been established today by the Defence Readiness and Industry Minister, Luke Pollard MP, on a visit to the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland.