Prime Minister Theresa May prepares to lead session on climate change in Osaka, stating her belief that “we are the last generation of leaders with the power to limit global warming”
Link: PM commits to greener aid spending and sets out bid to host international climate summit in 2020
Source: Gov Press Releases
Plans to scrap outdated rules around wedding venues are a step closer today, as the Government launches a Law Commission review into marriage ceremonies in England and Wales.
Link: First ever marriage review to free-up dream wedding venues
Source: Gov Press Releases
UK to announce three-year funding pledge to support the Global Fund.
Link: PM calls on G20 leaders to step up the fight against deadly diseases
Source: Gov Press Releases
Statement following the 28 June 2019 meeting of the Joint Commission of the Iran Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
Link: Iran: statement on JCPOA Meeting in Vienna
Source: Gov Press Releases
The Home Secretary responds to the conclusion of the first part of the inquests arising from the deaths in the London Bridge and Borough Market terror attack.
Link: Home Secretary statement on the London Bridge attack inquests
Source: Gov Press Releases
Latest developments in vaccines, vaccination policies and procedures for immunisation practitioners.
Link: Vaccine update: issue 295, June 2019
Source: Gov Press Releases
Penny Mordaunt attends her first NATO Defence Ministerial and visits JEF deployment Baltic Protector.
Link: UK commitment to European security unconditional, Defence Secretary reaffirms
Source: Gov Press Releases
Groups across the country benefit from fourth funding call.
Link: £770,000 awarded through Building a Stronger Britain Together
Source: Gov Press Releases
Last year the government committed to launching a pilot of a new prize-linked savings scheme for credit unions, to help people increase their financial resilience while boosting awareness and membership of credit unions.
Link: Prize-linked savings pilot participants announced
Source: Gov Press Releases
A demolition and excavation company has paid £10,000 to two environmental charities after admitting it had contravened regulations by burning waste.
Link: Company that ran illegal waste operation pays out £10,000 to good causes
Source: Environment Agency
