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A new expert panel, chaired by former US President Barack Obama’s chief economic advisor, Professor Jason Furman, will look at competition in the digital economy.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Regulators set out their balanced approach to improving services for the compliant and tackling rule breakers .
The UK Government will provide £100,000 to this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe
For the first time ever, 100% of UK employers identified as being in scope of gender pay gap regulations have published their data.…
This circular letter informs building control bodies about issues arising from fire door tests.
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The Police Transformation Fund was launched in 2016 to prepare police to respond to changing crime threats and invest in digital technology.
A delegation of British technology companies will visit Australia next week for the Technology in Government conference in Canberra.
Fire doors from 5 suppliers have now been identified as failing to meet requisite fire performance standard following an on-going investigation by MHCLG.
Sellafield Ltd is stepping forward to help leaders in West Cumbria respond to the economic challenges facing the area.
Minister for Trade Policy, George Hollingbery, builds on strong trade links with the Americas.
Taxpayers could face penalties if they fail to declare their income on foreign assets before Requirement to Correct legislation comes into force.
Commission responds to report of the International Development Committee
Euro Dyers a textile dyeing firm did not have a an Environmental Permit and officers witnessed dangerous conditions that could have affected local residents
The Edinburgh charity, Mercy Corps, has been awarded funding by the UK Government to extend its life-saving work in one of the worst affected regions in Yemen.
Reducing the probability of failure of tailings dams through the use of remote sensing data
Using satellites to improve fisheries management and tackle illegal fishing in the Philippines
Providing Government authorities with the capability to improve detection of illegal mines in remote forested regions
Minister for Arts steps in to prevent William IV mahogany table from export
Stroud-based firm Ohbot secure export deal with the Microsoft Store, demonstrating global demand for the UK's innovative education sector.
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