This paper states that the UK recognises the importance of continuing to respect obligations of confidentiality and to protect information exchanged while it was a Member State, and that arrangements agreed with respect to confidentiality and the handling of information produced while it was a Me
It is in the interests of both the UK and the EU to ensure a smooth and orderly withdrawal in regard to the availability of goods in the UK and EU markets.
Since the result of the referendum last summer, the UK government has been clear how important it is that we secure, as early as possible, both the rights of EU citizens in the UK and UK nationals in EU Member States.
The UK’s withdrawal from the EU, and the development of a new, deep and special partnership between the UK and the EU, has important implications for Northern Ireland and Ireland.
As we leave the European Union and therefore the EU Customs Union, the Government seeks a new customs arrangement that facilitates the freest and most frictionless trade possible in goods between the UK and the EU, and allows the UK to forge new trade relationships with its partners in Europe and
We are investing £40 million to boost our coastal communities. The funding will help create jobs and boost the number of visitors to our coastal towns and villages, helping them to thrive.
Please find below content of a letter from Rail Minister, Paul Maynard, explaining the Government's plans to hold a consultation on its draft Accessibility Action Plan, which seeks to ensure that people with physical and hidden disabilities have the same access to transport and opportunities to t
