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Small disability groups could boost their chances of getting funding and improve their services thanks to new government help.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Minister for the Middle East Hugh Robertson supports work of Lebanon’s Special Tribunal.
Patrick McLoughlin announces help for the Police to tackle Drug Driving and other steps to improve road safety.
Tougher penalties are being handed out to employers who breach serious health and safety laws following a change in approach to prosecutions.
The Queen’s Baton Relay is the curtain-raiser for the Commonwealth Games, which will be held in Glasgow in July 2014. To mark the QBR’s visit to Uganda on 14 and 15 January, the UK organised a children’s tag rugby tournamen…
David Cameron visited Crossrail, Europe’s largest infrastructure project, to mark the halfway point of its construction.
Every police force in England and Wales will receive a share of a £20m Home Office fund for projects aimed at transforming policing.
Inventors can now get funding to develop ideas that could help save lives in a humanitarian crisis, thanks to a new fund backed by the UK Government.
£60 million of new funding announced by the Chancellor, for the development of new high-tech aerospace technology.
Chancellor's speech to the Manufacturing Technology Centre.
Government sets out new expectations about paid time off for trade union duties in schools.
Foreign Office Minister Hugh Robertson, condemns further terrorist violence in Iraq.
High speed broadband to be rolled out to more Scottish locations.
Italian excellence and investment in the UK will be celebrated on 23 January 2014 at 7pm, Borsa Italiana, Palazzo Mezzanotte, Milan.
More than 250 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have had a chance to bid to be involved in the construction of a new prison for north Wales.
The MOD is among a list of top employers who have been recognised for creating inclusive workplaces for lesbian, gay and bisexual employees.
A man has appeared in court after Border Force officers at Gatwick seized approximately 1.3 kilos of cocaine.
Extracts from the Chancellor's speech to the Open Europe Conference.
New £10m pot to pilot alternative broadband technologies as focus switches to help most remote areas.
Justine Greening announces a further £100 million to the UN's latest Syria crisis appeal at pledging conference in Kuwait.
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