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Three million households across the country to keep more of what they earn due to a £700 million boost to Universal Credit.
New measures to provide a fairer deal for renters by banning unfair letting agent fees.
Councils asked to bid for funding to target congested local roads.
Communities Minister announces multi-million pound cash boost to community-led efforts giving local people greater control over local services.
Communities Secretary has urged people across 6 of England’s regions to make sure they are registered to vote.
New rules will help crackdown on rogue landlords that flout the rules and improve safety and affordability for renters.
Councils will have new tools to speed up development of derelict and underused land for new homes.
Homes across Great Britain will get extra support to make their homes cheaper and easier to keep warm thanks to new government reforms.
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson condemns Israeli government’s decision to found a new settlement deep in the West Bank.
Employment help for people with health conditions will roll out from April, along with wider reforms to ensure a fair welfare system.
Speech by Ambassador Fiona Clouder - Heritage and Urban Regeneration: A Dialogue with Valparaiso, Drawing on Experiences of UK Cities.
Education Secretary Justine Greening opens conference on the causes and consequences of declining social mobility in Britain.
More than 259,000 people have already bought a home using one of the government’s flagship Help to Buy schemes, and over 868,000 have opened a Help to buy: ISA.
"Businesses operate best when people know what is coming", says David Gauke.
The collaboration between UK and Japan helps clear Angolan mine fields to support economic development by increasing available agricultural land.
Prime Minister Theresa May gave a speech on how the UK and Qatar are deepening co-operation in trade and investment, and in security.
Sajid Javid talks to home builders about the Housing White Paper, the importance of good design, and the problem of unfair leasehold terms.
Businesses large and small are already benefitting from two new roads in Bedfordshire which are in the final stages of construction.
New public property company set up to purchase and develop sites to help create 500 new free schools.
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