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New guidance to help local authorities in England improve the energy efficiency of their residential housing has been published today. The guidance…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Superfast broadband procurement moves forward in many areas - with two exceptions.
Heritage Lottery Fund announces latest awards for the sector.
DFID's new open acess policy aims to make research available easily and at no cost to scientists working in the developing world
DFID stood-up alongside big names of the Open Access movement today by publishing its own Open and Enhanced Access policy.
Speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Skills for Care commissioned by the Department to support the delivery of a national learning and development programme.
Details of a £2,000 learning and development boost for social workers.
"We want this to be the Games that lifts up a city, that lifts up our country and that lifts up our world, bringing people together."
Nearly 400 Town Teams are to win backing from a multi-million pound package of Government support to revive their high streets and make them…
A Foreign Office spokesperson said that the new law which labels Russian NGOs receiving foreign funding as foreign agents, and subjects them to increased scrutiny, is deeply worrying.
In the year since British troops formally handed responsibility for security in Lashkar Gah to Afghan forces, the positive changes in the district are obvious, according to a former Stabilisation Advisor for the area.
E-newsletter provides a useful portal to a broad spectrum of information collated from DFID supported programmes.
From today, disabled grassroots organisations in Scotland and Wales will be able to access a £3 million fund.
The Honourable Mr Justice (David) Calvert-Smith has been appointed as the new Chair of the Parole Board. Sir David Calvert-Smith has…
Communities Minister Andrew Stunell has told local authorities that there is no excuse for leaving the voluntary and community sector behind…
Baroness Newlove, the Government’s Champion for Active, Safer Communities, today announced the names of ten areas across the country that will…
As negotiations continue in New York, Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt and International Development Minister Alan Duncan discussed the UK aims for the Arms Trade Treaty.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said that the UK remains steadfast and determined to get the strongest possible Treaty.
British soldiers based in Kabul have been working alongside the Afghan Uniform Police (AUP) to deliver essential aid to some of the city's poorest inhabitants.
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