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The Ministry of Defence has appointed a new Chief Scientific Adviser to oversee its science and technology programme, to ensure battle-winning technology across Defence.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The MOD has announced today that Professor Vernon Gibson will be appointed as its new Chief Scientific Adviser.
The father of a soldier who was killed in Afghanistan began the final leg of a 2,460-mile (3,960km) charity cycle ride around the UK this week.
Thousands of members of the UK's Armed Forces across all three Services will be taking part in ceremonial duties at various events this weekend to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Royal Navy minehunters HMS Shoreham and HMS Atherstone set sail this week for three-year deployments to the Gulf region.
The Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC) honoured more than 160 soldiers recently returned from a six-month deployment to Afghanistan with a parade and medal ceremony earlier this week.
£500 million of Government investment for small and mid-sized businesses open for applications
On a visit to the Coventry Postal Hub, which receives all incoming and outgoing international packets that weigh between 2.2 and 30 kilograms…
He will tour the firm’s global research and development facility, Aqualab, to see how Speedo designs and develops world class swimwear and equipment…
18 locations across England have been identified as having the potential to be used by aspiring entrepreneurs to build and grow their businesses…
The 10m wide 5m tall stainless steel sculpture has been installed in George Square in the city centre and will form a backdrop for a series of Olympic celebrations in Glasgow this summer.
Departmental business plans, published today, set out departments’ priorities for the coming twelve months.
Three projects receive award from Sports Minister.
Public can access local crime information and resulting police action, with data published on the Government crime mapping website police.uk
Britain will help stabilise the Malawian economy by providing urgent assistance to support the country's currency following its recent devaluation
New appointments to England’s National Park Authorities and the Broads Authority have been made by Environment Secretary, Caroline Spelman.
Public able to track online what happened after crime was committed in their neighbourhood, on the government’s crime mapping website.
Following the recent announcement by the Prime Minister of a ‘Friends and Family Test’ to be implemented in the NHS, in response to recommendations…
A letter sent to the NHS sets out preparations for Olympic and Paralympic planning and reporting. Situation reporting (SITREP) will commence…
The May edition of the GP and Practice Team Bulletin is now online. In this issue, Barbara Hakin returns to provide an update on the emerging…
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