All Government policy articles – Page 51
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NewsHoward Bernstein to retire after 19 years leading Manchester
Council chief executive will step down next spring
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FeaturesParty conferences preview
The political backdrop to the approaching party conference season looks nothing like it did this time last year. The Brexit vote, which swept Theresa May to power and plunged Jeremy Corbyn into another leadership contest, has many policy implications. So what do the two main parties have to say about ...
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NewsUK firms need skilled migrants, industry warns government
Professional bodies in warning to Brexit minister David Davis
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NewsHinkley green light - but UK can block any future sale
Controversial £18bn nuclear plant approved - but with conditions
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NewsBonfield flooding review to call for stronger partnerships
Peter Bonfield review will say insurers must work with construction and government to prepare for floods
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NewsBirmingham finds £1bn for HS2 regeneration
Local funds pave way for 141-hectare city centre redevelopment
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NewsLondon is world's fifth greenest city
Arcadis publishes ranking of the world’s most sustainable cities
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NewsHeathrow plans fast-track third runway to save £3bn
Airport works with top consultants on cheaper, quicker proposal for third runway
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NewsOlympic-style delivery authority to run £4bn Parliament works
MPs and peers will move out for six years
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NewsMay shelves National Infrastructure Commission law
Fears omission could weaken the infrastructure body
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NewsNetwork Rail and MOD release land for nearly 30,000 homes
Public clients release land as part of government push to sell land for 160,000 homes by 2020
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NewsHeathrow decision delay costs UK '£1m an hour'
Campaign group Let Britain Fly urges May to make airport capacity decision
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NewsKhan approves 10,000-home Barking Riverside
Mayor gets commitment to increase affordable housing to 50% of development
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NewsCash for extra school places ‘falls 30% short’
School estates body says money for ‘basic need’ building work at schools is close to a third below what it should be
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NewsTwo public clients to launch consultancy frameworks
EFA and HMRC consider tenders in further blow to government’s flagship £2.9bn framework
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NewsChina concerns could split Hinkley C and Bradwell nuclear deals
Civil servants consider delaying a decision on planned China-built Essex reactor
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NewsLondon's new zero carbon rules may catch firms out
Oblivious developers ‘will need specialist help to avoid London offsetting fees’
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NewsGarden Bridge's government support cut by £6m
Warm words and a time-unlimited guarantee - but minister caps financial backing for controversial project