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Written Ministerial Statement by Greg Clark, Minister for Universities and Science, on future changes to Disabled Students’ Allowances.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
More Algerians than ever can win a place on the UK’s prestigious Chevening Scholarship Programme
Brandon Lewis sets out measures that will ensure fairness for all in the planning system and provide greater protection for our countryside.
New engineering and manufacturing college opens to 900 students in Solent Enterprise Zone.
Major new infrastructure project has been given the go ahead to address London's failing sewerage system.
Britain to become the first western country to issue a bond in China’s currency, the renminbi (RMB).
Speech given by the Home Secretary at the first East West Forum event – Generating Growth, Promoting Dialogue: What East and West can learn from one another.
Explains the challenges ahead in the lead up to 2017, when HS2's construction begins.
Work is starting on Monday 15 September 2014 to reduce the flood risk in Girton, Cambridgeshire.
Decision published to make an Order granting development consent for the Thames Tideway Tunnel to be built and operated.
New UK Aid Direct fund will make the most of smaller charities' ability to work at a grassroots level.
As part of the Business Focus on Enforcement programme techUK has been charged with reviewing the electronics sector.
Secretary of State appoints inspectors to look into allegations made against Tower Hamlets.
British military and humanitarian experts to set up Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone.
Official statistics show more than 48,000 people have bought a home through the scheme.
Dame Seona Reid becomes Interim Chair at the National Heritage Memorial Fund, from 1 September 2014, until new Chair is appointed.
British Malaysian Chamber of Commerce highlight advantages of Overseas Business Network Initiative to GREAT Week business delegates.
Energy Minister Matt Hancock is backing a campaign encouraging heating oil users to stock up early before winter sets in.
The western edge of Curry and Hay Moor Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) on the Somerset Levels has reopened for farming with the support of a grant from Defra’s Farming Recovery Fund to local farmers.
Speech given at the annual gathering of university leaders at the Universities UK 'Strength in Diversity' conference.
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