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The Secretary of State announces that the Oil and Gas Authority will receive new powers on 1 October
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More people have been able to enjoy river fishing for the first time thanks to a joint partnership project to enhance access.
The Culture Secretary Karen Bradley sets out her plans to increase access to arts and culture.
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The Office for Civil Society is seeking to support a fundraising campaign with at least £250,000 of match funding.
The Chevening Secretariat is accepting applications for 2017/2018 Chevening Scholarships from 8 August until 8 November 2016.
Consultation into the delivery methods and priorities for the Shale Wealth Fund launched.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has changed Shale Wealth Fund proposals to include the option to give more of the proceeds to local residents.
Earlier this evening, the Secretary of State, Rt Hon James Brokenshire MP praised the work of PSNI following the identification of a large arms find in the Cornakinnegar area of Lurgan.
Michael Mire has been appointed as the new chairman of the Land Registry.
We are holding a surgery so you can find out more and ask questions about the project and what it means for Euston.
Universities and small businesses have much to offer each other – but can’t always see beyond their biases - according to a new report launched today by the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES).
The Solicitor General will encourage victims to report hate crimes during a visit to Crown Prosecution Service offices in Newcastle.
UK expertise in infrastructure and regeneration is showcased by Sir John Armitt on his visit to New Zealand.
We are holding a construction open evening so you can find out more and ask questions about the project and what it means for Euston.
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