Changes to the UK Border Agency website following election
The UK Border Agency has today announced changes to their website following the formation of a new Government:
Following the UK general election on 6 May 2010, the UK Border Agency website has undergone some changes.
All news stories published before April 2010 have been removed from this website, as has information about our strategies and aims under the previous government. This content can be viewed on the UK government web archive.
Information and guidance for applicants and others is still available on this website.
Source: UK Border Agency
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