# Cabinet Office

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Content updated: 2026-06-22

The Cabinet Office is a ministerial department in London and the United Kingdom government’s corporate headquarters. It supports the Prime Minister and coordinates government work.

From this London setting, policy, public services, security, and emergency planning connect across one department. HM Treasury is its close partner on major policies affecting the country.

Dating from 1916, the department brings ministers, senior officials, agencies, and public bodies into government-wide work. Its network reaches security, intelligence, race equality, and public-sector fraud. It coordinates emergency responses, supports policy delivery, and manages services used across government. These include digital services, public purchasing, and civil-service human resources. It also supports democracy, national security, efficiency, and public servants.

The department publishes policy papers, research, statistics, and public-sector data as part of its transparency work. It handles requests under the Freedom of Information Act. That range maps government through digital systems, purchasing, staffing, security, and accountability. The London address links digital service with public accountability.

- City: [Greater London](https://mytuur.com/en/city/london/)

## Photos

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