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£54 million saved by cutting unnecessary rules plus additional initiatives for professional drivers and freight operators announced.
To celebrate the arrival of the Queen's Baton in Zambia on 27 January, the British High Commissioner James Thornton said;
Wales leading the way in broadband roll-out
Transcript of the speech by Scott Furssedonn-Wood, British Deputy High Commissioner to Eastern India at the inauguration of 'UK and Odisha in partnership' seminar.
Treasury Solicitor’s Department becomes the first government department to sign up to the Charter, which commits providers of legal services to diversity and inclusion in their business.…
Michael Fallon and Ken Clarke set out how the government is increasing the pace of the government’s drive to cut red tape.
Justine Greening discusses the role of business in economic growth at the London Stock Exchange.
Minister condemns weekend violence in Egypt that left 49 dead.
New rules for IT contracts will ensure maximum value for taxpayers.
Skills Minister Matthew Hancock says technology is changing everything.
Culture Secretary nominates Forth Bridge World Heritage site status.
UK Envoy Tim Morris welcomed progress between parties to the conflict in South Sudan, on behalf of Troika Envoys from Norway, the UK and US.
Foreign Secretary William Hague welcomes agreement to cessation of hostilities between South Sudanese Government and opposition fighters.
Consumers will be closer to having enhanced easy to understand consumer rights following the introduction of the new Consumer Rights Bill.
Payment for visa applications will only be made online from 27 January 2014
His Excellency Antony Phillipson, British High Commissioner to Singapore, made a speech at the Guardian Activate Summit.
Six new university technical colleges and 5 new studio schools also approved.
Proposals to help Land Registry deliver more efficient and modern services were put forward for consultation today (23 January 2014).
Public and private sector collaboration can play an important role in delivering infrastructure in Northern Ireland, say ministers.
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