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First business for Cottage Catering of Dromore with a major premium retailer in the United Arab Emirates
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Ofsted report shows that consistently good or better teaching, learning and assessment has never been more significant for learners in FE.
Middle East Minister Tobias Ellwood welcomes report by International Commission investigating human rights abuses in Syria.
Foreign Secretary announces further support to tackle Ebola in West Africa, including the UK leading on provision of 700 treatment beds in Sierra Leone.
The number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance is now below 1 million and unemployment has seen the largest annual fall in 25 years.
The review of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) Constitution was welcomed by Governor Peter Beckingham today, Wednesday, 17 August 2014.
Applications for Chevening Scholarships in Ukraine are now open and will close on 15 November 2014
Ellie Runcie and Jonathan Ball from the UK Design Council delivered a series of workshops focused on the design of public services.
Funding for innovation to improve the way we do housing
UKTI Finland joins SLUSH to inspire UK technology companies to meet investors and media at Eurasia’s largest start-up conference in Helsinki.
The Labour Market Statistics released today (17 September) show that unemployment levels remained unchanged in Wales over the last quarter.
British Consulate-General Guangzhou hosted a seminar on Ecotourism aiming to support Guilin to develop sustainable tourism.
The Highways Agency is reminding road users – particularly those with flights to catch at East Midlands Airport - that part of the M1 at junction 24 in Leicestershire will be closed this weekend.
Stephen Crabb writes for the Western Mail on the Scottish independence referendum and how Wales will be front and centre of any constututional reform.
James Brokenshire meets religious leaders on visit to mosque in London.
Edward Davey's response to the publication of the New Climate Economy report: ‘Better Growth, Better Climate’.
UKTI Catalyst on Islamic Finance visited Bishkek for consultations with senior Kyrgyz state officials and the business community.
Explains the history and progress made with electric cars.
Three overnight closures starting Friday 19 September
Business Secretary to announce £4 million of funding to counter cyber security threats at first ever US-UK cyber innovation summit.
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