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From today, the Rosalind Franklin Laboratory will cease to process PCR tests for COVID-19 in response to reduced demand.
A new job opportunity for a Procurement and Training Officer has arisen at the AAIB. If you are able to use your own initiative and want to develop your skills in a friendly environment, this is an ideal employment opportuni…
Plant health requirements lifted following research which showed that risk of the disease spreading via timber material is low
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Prolific waste crime offender, John Leslie Allison, has been ordered to pay £368,682.50 under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
Ambassador Bush expresses concern regarding disruptions to the Lachin Corridor and the associated humanitarian consequences.
A new study reveals the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games contributed at least £870 million to the UK economy.
Tens of thousands of customers have used the HMRC app to pay their Self Assessment bill.
The Charity Commission is consulting with charities, sector organisations and the public to develop new guidance for charities when they use social media.
A recent independent survey has found high levels of customer satisfaction with the Security Industry Authority's licence application service.
More schools in England are now good or outstanding with the latest inspection outcomes showing a continuing trend of improvement since the pandemic.
Horizon Scanning in the MHRA Innovation Accelerator includes a focus on the identification of Actionable Horizon Scanning Signals, but what are these, and how and why do we identify them?
James Cleverly begins a visit to Washington DC and Toronto to deepen diplomatic, trade and security ties and keep up the fight against Putin's illegal invasion.
The UK is donating over 70 pallets of bandages, crutches, wheelchairs, and other medical supplies to NGO UK-Med for those injured in Russian attacks.
Important marine habitats will be protected as harmful fishing activity proposed to be banned in 13 more Marine Protected Areas (MPAs)
£20 million from the Levelling Up Fund will help to transform the Locomotion tourist attraction in Shildon, reopen Whorlton Bridge and improve the A68 at Toft Hill.
A project to redevelop the Grade A listed Pollok Country Park Stables and Sawmill in Glasgow received an allocation of £13 million from the Levelling Up Fund.
£20 million from the Levelling Up Fund will help create a new City Learning Quarter in Wolverhampton. It will bring together people of all ages and backgrounds into a space to learn in the heart of the city centre.
Stoke-on-Trent was awarded £20 million from the Levelling Up Fund to repurpose several key heritage buildings.
An award of over £18.6 million from the Levelling Up Fund will help to transform Doncaster city centre’s retail, leisure and cultural offer.
Kidderminster was allocated £17.9 million from the Levelling Up Fund.
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