Nick Hurd attended an event organised by Volunteering England to say thank you to all the volunteers in Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner.  read more »

Nick Hurd answers questions in the House of Commons and outlines Government plans to reduce bureaucracy to make it easier to set up and run charities and voluntary organisations.  read more »

Nick visited Pinner-based charity Kids Can Achieve and later went on to help serve lunch to senior citizens at the Northwood Live at Home Scheme to celebrate Volunteers Week today.  read more »

Nick Hurd started his new job yesterday at the forefront of the Government’s “Big Society” which will give charities, social enterprises and voluntary organisations a greater role in the provision of community services.  read more »

Nick Hurd will be the minister responsible for charities, social enterprises and voluntary organisations in the Cabinet Office, following an announcement today by the Prime Minister’s office. He will be known as the Minister for Civil Society.  read more »

Nick Hurd has welcomed the decision of the new coalition government to scrap plans to build a third runway at Heathrow.  read more »