The Gazette (UK) is an official publication that serves as the government’s newspaper for England and Wales. It publishes important legal notices, government announcements, and public information, ensuring transparency and accountability. The Gazette is often used by businesses and individuals to fulfill legal requirements, such as notifying the public about company changes or insolvencies. Established in 1665, The Gazette has a long history and is part of the National Archives. It is available in both print and online formats, making it accessible to a wide audience. The publication plays a crucial role in the legal and administrative processes within the UK.