The European Central Bank (ECB) is publishing today its report on the results of the January 2012 bank lending survey for the euro area

Wales is well placed to play a leading role as we move to a global low carbon economy, according to a new report published today

Sentiment among the UK’s small and medium-sized manufacturers fell for the third quarter running in the three months to January, as output stagnated and orders fell against a backdrop of heightened economic and political uncertainty, the CBI said

Chris Leslie MP, Labour’s Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury, responding to BBC Newsnight reports this evening suggesting that Danny Alexander and David Willetts approved the Chief Executive Officer of the Student Loans Company’s contract, said

The Welfare Reform Bill met its seventh government defeat at third reading (31 January). The bill will now be sent to the House of Commons for consideration of amendments

The OFT has opened an investigation under the Enterprise Act 2002 into a number of companies that operate gym and fitness club chains or who provide management services to gyms

Commenting on President Sarkozy’s plans to introduce a Tobin Tax in France, Prof Philip Booth, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said

Athletes resident outside of the UK who compete at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games will be exempt from income tax, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander will announce in Glasgow today. The decision mirrors a similar exemption in place for London 2012

Struggling towns and cities across England are being handed the chance to breathe new life into their ailing high streets, Grant Shapps has announced

The UK economy remains weak, and over the near term the National Institute of Economic and Social Research do not expect economic conditions to improve. They expect output to be flat this year, as both the private and public sectors continue simultaneous deleveraging