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A huge collection of poignant messages from Britain’s fallen First World War heroes has been viewed more than one million times.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This circular publishes amendments to determinations made under the Police Regulations 2003.
Dianne Jeffrey, Chairman of Age UK and leader of the Hospital Food Standards Panel, writes about the importance of good food in hospitals.
Monthly newsletter from the Intellectual Property Office, bringing you the latest developments in the world of Intellectual Property.
Over 100 digital and technology experts have joined government in the last year to help lead the digital transformation of public services.
Koi herpesvirus (KHV) disease has been confirmed in carp (Cyprinus carpio) at Haddon Lake, Cambridgeshire
First Minister Carwyn Jones and Secretary of State for Wales Stephen Crabb to host event to promote Welsh business, education and tourism.
Patients in England could benefit if the NHS learns from successful models of care that are being used in other countries, according to Monitor.
Response to Sunday Times article on value of homes in areas of shale extraction.
The first nuclear facility of its kind to be built using modular construction has been handed over and is now undergoing active commissioning at Dounreay.
Announces a change to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001 regarding the lawful supply of foil by persons employed or engaged in the provision of drug treatment services.
High Streets Minister urges towns and cities to get their applications in for the Great British High Street competition.
The British High Commission announces the winners of this year’s prestigious UK Chevening Scholarships for future leaders.
Monitor has ended its enforcement action at Basildon and Thurrock University Hospitals after it made significant improvements to its patient care.
The flags of the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire celebrating the important role they play in the nation’s cultural heritage.
Lasting powers of attorney will be easier and simpler for people to make, Justice Minister Simon Hughes announces.
Her Majesty's Chief Inspector responds to an article in the Observer newspaper.
Hampshire company, Exosect, develops an effective treatment to protect stored grain against infestation, with support from Innovate UK.
In a campaign launched today government and top employers are calling on young people to 'Get In. Go Far' by choosing an apprenticeship.
Vince Cable visited Leeds to celebrate the launch of the campaign calling on young people to 'Get In. Go Far' by choosing an apprenticeship.
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