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People in Derby can learn more about planned £220 million improvements to junctions on the A38 at an exhibition this weekend.
Brandon Lewis announces government-wide support for a new scheme that will become available to thousands of tenants.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Considerable support for proposed inspection changes.
Outcome of the Red Tape Challenge consultation on company and business names.
The government has launched a consultation on proposals that will make the rail penalty fare system fairer for passengers.
The Secretary of State chaired a meeting of the Ministerial Task Force on Banking and Access to Finance in London today.
The MOD is pleased to announce the appointment of Nicola Williams as the new Service Complaints Commissioner for the armed forces.
'EDM is a great example of a company driving the local economy in the North West', Priti Patel explains.
A transcript of Ian Stockford's video where he talks about the new GCSE maths specifications and our research programme.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) oversaw the biggest digital Self Assessment event ever this year, receiving 10.24 million tax returns by midnight on 31 January, it revealed today.
Dstl employees awarded medals for work supporting troops in Afghanistan.
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling and Defence Minister Philip Dunne signed a service level agreement last week .
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond welcomes release of Peter Greste but remains concerned about other journalists still in jail in Egypt.
The British Consulate General runs projects in four main areas.
Prisoners will be making sandbags, fence posts and other support products for Britain’s armed forces after an innovative new agreement was signed by ministers.
A major gap which allows 45,000 short-term prisoners to leave prison unsupervised every year has been closed under a new law that has been brought into force.
The Pension Tracing Service that helps people find lost pension cash is undergoing a major expansion.
Statement issued by The Prime Minister following reports of the murder of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto.
New office will enhance trade links between the UK and Mauritius
Ruth Owen, Director General Personal Tax, HMRC, has shared the top 5 tips for completing your Self Assessment return.
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