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This week DWP turns 100 years old, marking a century of supporting people into jobs and encouraging them to save for their future.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
DfT and Which? co-host forum to agree action on ‘too complex’ ticketing systems.
New data shows how the government plans to use 3 million tonnes of steel in infrastructure projects by 2020.
A new two-year project to support people with learning disabilities and autism to find work has been launched by the government.
Blackburn town centre has beaten hundreds of high streets across the country to be named Britain’s best.
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling writes to MPs and passengers on the Southern route ahead of planned strike action this week.
The Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis has today met leaders of the UK automotive sector to listen to their views on Brexit negotiations.
The Environment Agency and Natural Resources Wales are consulting on their assessment of a new nuclear power station design from Hitachi-GE.
The government has announced a review of automatic enrolment to encourage more people to save into a workplace pension.
UK businesses can apply for a share of up to £455,000 for projects that develop products to increase Europe's market share in solar power.
40 senior financial services leaders offer advice to young women on how to advance their careers in finance.
British Ambassador to DRC, Graham Zebedee, reiterated UK's commitment to support DRC in its fight against corruption.
Penalty fares appeals bodies must be completely independent of the train operating companies and their financial owners.
The Minister for Asia and the Pacific addressed international delegates in the Philippines on good governance
A government backed delegation of Canadian fintech companies visited the UK this week (5 - 9 December), resulting in new jobs being created.
Emphasising Defence's vital economic relationship with Yorkshire, Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon opened a state of the art facility in Huddersfield today.
The CMA has provisionally found that VTech’s acquisition of LeapFrog will not lead to competition concerns.
Small grassroots community groups including neighbourhood organisations, parishes and local voluntary groups set to get funding boost.
Online tool to show the gender pay gap by occupation launched by the Minister for Women and Equalities, today.
“It is a time to pause and reflect on the scourge of corruption”. Reflections from British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke on International Anti-Corruption Day.
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