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Business Minister Mark Prisk Unveils Enterprise Event Calendar
A new comprehensive and interactive calendar of key enterprise events throughout 2012 has been unveiled by Business Minister Mark Prisk.
Transport Minister Norman Baker And Business Minister Mark Prisk Announce Extension of the Plug-In Car Grant
Transport Minister Norman Baker and Business Minister Mark Prisk have announced that Van buyers will be able to receive 20% – up to £8000 – off the cost of a plug-in van.
U.K. Government Acts to Improve Social Mobility And Allow More People to Break Through the Glass Ceiling
Business Minister, Pat McFadden has confirmed the Government’s commitment to promoting the aspirations of all young people, whatever their background, and put social mobility at the heart of plans for growth and success in the global economy. The Government’s...
U.K. Business Minister Test Drives Vauxhall’s New Ampera Electric Car
Business Minister Ian Lucas had a taste of the future of motoring in the UK when he was one of the first people to get the chance to drive GM’s new electric car. Driving the Ampera around GM’s testing facilities at Millbrook, Ian Lucas got a chance...
Government Funding Could See Thousands More Charging Points for Electric And Plug-in Hybrid Cars on the UK’s Streets And Car Parks
The UK’s streets and car parks could see thousands more charging points for electric and plug-in hybrid cars thanks to £30 million of Government funding. Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis has invited cities and businesses to join together to bid for...
U.K. Government Increases Funding for a New Manufacturing Technology Center
Britain’s Business Minister Pat McFadden has announced an increase of Government funding to £40 million for a new manufacturing technology centre (MTC). Since the Manufacturing Strategy was published in 2008, Government has set out a new approach...
U.K. Government Outlines Plans Today to Give 1.3million Agency Workers a Fairer Deal in the Workplace
The U.K. Government has set out its plans to give Britain’s 1.3million agency workers a fairer deal in the workplace. As agreed last year by the TUC and CBI, the changes will give agency workers the right to the same pay, holidays and basic conditions...
