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The Chair of the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission on the importance of Scotland taking action to improve social mobility.
Secretary of State for Wales, David Jones MP today (10 June) visited Ebbw Vale to see how significant plans to regenerate the area are progressing.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The UK is funding a solar energy development project in Thailand.…
The $6.25m EU funded repair of Hurricane damaged properties has begun the TCI Disaster Recovery Board (DRB) announced Tuesday, 10 June 2014.
"The role of lawyers in public life" delivered to the WS Society Dinner.
Cutting red tape: reforming the UK’s regulatory structures.
Welcome and introduction from the Advocate General for Scotland.
Launching the Scotland analysis programme.
Lecture at Glasgow University Law School .
Deputy Prime Minister A. Dvorkovich and Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Edward Davey met in London to discuss UK - Russian cooperation in the energy sphere.
KPMG Forensic Annual Scottish Law Lecture.
Freedom of Information in Scotland. Have we met our objectives?
PM David Cameron is determined to achieve change issues which are critical for growth, prosperity and economic development across the world.
The British Consul and Pro-Consul have the pleasure of meeting the British Community in Luxor on Tuesday 11 June.
Unfortunately Lord Wallace was unable to attend the conference and his prepared speech was included in the conference papers.
The government is to increase its infrastructure investment in enterprise zones by £100 million.
Joint projects aimed to support and develop the skills of disadvantaged youth through football
Three British companies have today been given a boost of £1.34million to test cutting edge designs in bioenergy
One hundred years on, the legacy of the First World War will be shared and commemorated across the generations.
The historic centenary is to be commemorated by a 4-year programme of national acts of remembrance, UK-wide cultural initiatives and educational opportunities.
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