A PIONEERING scheme to inspire a new, diverse generation of young people into property and regeneration has been backed by Homes England. The organisation has become a trustee of the Regeneration Brainery, an immersive experience that pairs 16-21-year… read more
We have redeveloped the electronic versions of the EC Claim1 forms for providers to use when submitting escape case claims for controlled work matters. These forms are web based and: make the completion and submission process simpler and quicker reduc… read more
A Northumberland farmer who was fined £19,000 last year for twice polluting a protected watercourse has been ordered to pay a further £2,854.56 in fines and costs for failing to fix the source of the pollution. John Laing, 54, of New Heaton Farm in Co… read more
A rapist has had his sentence increased after the Solicitor General, Robert Buckland QC MP, referred it for being too low. On 29 May 2015, Sezer Keser, 25, offered to drive the victim home from an Essex shopping centre. After tricking her back to his … read more
Good morning. Thank you so much for being here today. I am the Secretary of State for International Development. And it is my job is to lead the UK’s charge on delivering the Global Goals, but it is also my job to listen. And in this role I have liste… read more