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This event is for residents to find out more about the proposal to relocate the depot and what it means for the area
The Prince of Wales corresponded with Yvette Cooper and Caroline Flint at DCLG about affordable housing and regeneration projects.
The Prince of Wales corresponded with Douglas Alexander in 2008 about meetings with charities and the Millennium Development Goals.
The Prince of Wales corresponded with Secretaries of State at DCMS on Smithfield Market, historic sites and Shackleton and Scott’s huts.
The Prince of Wales corresponded with Secretaries of State for Health on the Cherry Knowle hospital site, hospital food and complementary medicine.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Justine Greening announces £20 million in new funding to help tens of thousands of the most vulnerable Iraqis, including women and girls.
Eminent veterinary epidemiologist, Professor Dirk Pfeiffer, joins APHA as Chief Epidemiologist on a part-time secondment.
James Brokenshire MP has been appointed to the Privy Council.
Whitehall in-year budget review process completes, identifying further asset sales, underspends and efficiencies to smooth path of departmental savings.
Error and fraud in the tax credits system has been reduced to its lowest level since tax credits were introduced in 2003.
Dstl hosts 18th Chemical Weapons Demilitarisation Conference, London, 3 - 5 June 2015
Major milestone in £14.8 billion scheme as 26-mile tunnelling marathon comes to an end.
The CMA has opened a consultation on proposals offered by Greene King to address competition concerns relating to its purchase of another pub group.
The CMA has referred 3 online games to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to consider whether to launch investigations.
Over the past 27 years the Independent Living Fund (ILF) has provided support to over 46,000 disabled people.
The first in a series of regular progress reports from the HS2 Residents’ Commissioner has been published
We are disappointed by the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority decision to suspend the BBC Kinyarwanda service indefinitely.
Sir Hugh Taylor writes on the work of the Accelerated Access Review to improve access to innovative healthcare for NHS patients.
Bilateral Programme projects are often low cost but can still have an impact
Review is examining pathways for pharmaceuticals, medical technology and digital healthcare across four big interconnecting themes.
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