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British Foreign Secretary William Hague and Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt have agreed to postpone the Foreign Secretary’s forthcoming visit to Sweden due to the recall of Parliament
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The tree disease Chalara, also known as ash dieback has been confirmed.
Lancashire town received the accolade for commitment to small and medium sized businesses and successfully reframing perceptions of Burnley.
Five members of a suspected organised criminal gang have been arrested on suspicion of launching a cyber attack against HMRC in an attempted £500,000 tax fraud.
The city of Stirling in Scotland has been announced as the host of next year's Armed Forces Day.
Better support for working carers would give businesses and the UK economy a much needed boost and would save taxpayers £1.3 billion a year, according to a new report published today.…
Department rebuts suggestions that councils will be required to make householders separate rubbish into 5 separate bins.
British Embassy, British Council and Thai Ministry for Education partner to launch the Thailand English Teaching Project 2013.
Revised opening hours for consular services.
The number of people aged between 50 and 64 in employment in the UK has increased by nearly 2 million over the past 15 years.
British High Commission through the British Council and partners funds Olympic values training project for 200 children in Dar es Salaam.
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The “Roadmap for Sustainable Mobility and Transportation in Lima and Callao by 2025”, was supported by University College London.
On 15 September in Beijing, the British Embassy in partnership with Arup will host an architecture talk on Beijing’s evolving skyline.
British Expertise and the International Contractor’s Association of Korea sign new MoU to support construction projects.
Foreign Secretary calls for urgent United Nations access to site of chemical attack in Syria and discusses UK efforts to support UN.…
For the first time a representative of the Falkland Islands' government visits the country
To mark the birth of His Royal Highness, Prince George of Cambridge, the British Embassy hosted a breakfast to raise funds for a SESAN project that supports malnourished children in northern Guatemala, complementing the Guat…
Over 1,050 Nigerians have benefitted from a Chevening Scholarship and are in positions of leadership across the country. This years applications open on September 1st.
Seeds, chickens, and farming skills training are also being provided to over 690,000 people to improve the availability of food and fodder, and enable families to earn some money.
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