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Bailiffs who aggressively pursue debts will come under fresh scrutiny through plans announced by ministers to tackle intimidating and inappropriate behaviour.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Private rented and leasehold sectors will receive stronger protection from unfair rogue letting and managing agents thanks to new government proposals.
Over 2 million people will get a pay rise from today (1 April 2018) thanks to an above-inflation rise in national living and minimum wage rates.
The Prime Minister has intervened to establish a Funeral Fund for grieving parents who have lost their child.
British Army re-joins Boxer programme in step towards new armoured vehicles
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson sends his warmest wishes to all those celebrating Passover.
Prime Minister and Home Secretary express gratitude to Bishop James Jones.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid sets out a bold cross-government plan of action to significantly reduce the number of people sleeping rough.
Government announces £6 billion package to help end fuel poverty.
Business Secretary Greg Clark comments on the decision by GKN shareholders to accept the terms of the bid by Melrose PLC.
His Excellency the Governor, Dr John Freeman, chaired the 7th meeting of the Cabinet on Monday, 26 March 2018, at the Hon. Hilly Ewing Building on Providenciales.
High Commissioner Nic Hailey addressed members of the County Assembly, pledged UK support as an investor and as a development partner.
Prime Minister Theresa May demonstrated her commitment to Northern Ireland’s farming industry in a visit to meet local farmers in Bangor today.
The CMA has set out plans to protect vulnerable people and make sure that markets can be trusted in its 2018 to 2019 Annual Plan.
A range of measures are being launched to provide support for children with special educational needs and disabilities.
Housing costs will be available to 18 to 21-year-olds under Universal Credit to make sure young people from all backgrounds can get a job and progress into work.
Welsh Secretary writes for the Daily Post
£11.7million announced for 32 new projects to help adults learn new skills
Increases in the minimum wage on 1 April are set to benefit 2.5 million workers, delivering above-inflation pay rises for all age groups - Low Pay Commission analysis.
Prime Minister Theresa May visits a textile factory in Ayr as part of a day-long UK tour to mark the one year milestone to the UK's departure from the EU.
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