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The Minister of State for Energy, Charles Hendry, will today (May 24) visit the Gloucester headquarters of Horizon Nuclear Power after the withdrawal…
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DECC is introducing regulations today to put the Feed-in Tariffs (FITs) scheme on a more predictable, certain and sustainable footing for householders…
The GLA will remove unnecessary regulatory burdens and costs for responsible employers.
Myth Bust: Reports that Defra is proposing to cull buzzards
More written evidence on market-facing pay has been published by the Department of Health. The Chancellor of the Exchequer wrote to the Senior…
Universal Credit will go live in the Greater Manchester and Cheshire region in April 2013 - six months before the national roll-out.
Secretary of State for Wales, Cheryl Gillan will today [24 May 2012] visit businesses, sports specialists and elite athletes to pay tribute …
Ken Clarke has launched the new enterprise ONE3ONE Solutions with a mission to increase the productive, commercial work of prisoners.
The Government is proud of its human rights’ record, Justice Minister Lord McNally today told a United Nations’ review of the UK’s human rights…
Education Secretary Michael Gove has today made a statement in relation to school funding and the Priority School Building Programme.
Children's Minister Sarah Teather talks about getting parents involved in early education services.
The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg will be visiting Berlin tomorrow with Business Secretary Vince Cable.
Outdated and confusing child performance rules are to be overhauled, under sweeping changes published today by Children’s Minister Tim Loughton.
The Prime Minister and Prime Minister Abdurrahim Al-Keib of Libya meet at Number 10.
Europe's biggest engineering company, Siemens, is considerably expanding its UK apprenticeship programme.
30 carbon cutting local transport schemes given go ahead.
I am delighted to be here today and my thanks to the Food and Drink Federation and Forum for the Future for organising such a worthwhile event.
The costs of running the central government property estate have been cut by £278 million in the financial year 2010 to 2011.
On 23 May 2012, HM Treasury published a review of central government appointees. The review identified the number of off payroll engagements…
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