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This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 26 October 2011 by Damian Green. The Justice and Home Affairs Council…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The public will be asked their views on introducing a scheme for disclosing information about an individual’s history of domestic violence.
Public vote for the 2011 Tilley Awards went live today with the search for the most innovative crime fighting project.
The public are to be asked their views on whether to introduce a scheme for disclosing information about an individual’s history of domestic violence to a new partner, the Home Secretary Theresa May announced today.
The search for the most innovative crime fighting project entered its final phase as the public vote for the 2011 Tilley Awards went live.
Travellers needing to renew their passport can get a new document in just ten days if they apply now and beat the New Year rush.
Equalities Minister, Lynne Featherstone, was in Brussels this week to raise issues affecting women and the LGB&T community.
Home Secretary Theresa May delivered a speech at the Asian Awards to celebrate South Asian success.
Immigration Minister Damian Green has hailed a new initiative to help cabin crew spot signs of human trafficking.
An independent review team charged with reviewing the UK’s extradition laws has today made its recommendations to the government.
Government accepted recommendations today from independent Migration Advisory Committee meaning fewer jobs on the shortage occupation list.
Specialist jobs that can now be filled by the resident workforce will be removed from a government-approved list reducing jobs for migrants.
A new initiative to help cabin crew spot signs of human trafficking was hailed today by Immigration Minister Damian Green
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 18 October 2011 by Theresa May and the House of Lords by Lord Henley…
The UK Border Agency today reiterated the need to hold families for short periods at UK ports and airports in small numbers of cases.
Advertising campaign launched by the Home Office to encourage young people to talk to FRANK for information about the harms of drugs.
A gang caught trying to smuggle in four tonnes of cannabis on a luxury yacht have been jailed for a total of 33 years.
Immigration Minister Damian Green has informed Parliament that the UK will not be opting in to two EU asylum directives.
The Home Secretary joined the Prime Minister and leading business women at Downing St reception to celebrate women’s contribution to business.
The Home Secretary held an international forum yesterday to discuss gangs and gangs violence.
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