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Minister for Europe David Lidington is visiting Edinburgh today to give evidence to the European and External Relations Committee.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt met with participants of the New Horizons project on 20 February.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague has updated Parliament after the EU agreed to renew the Measures for another year.
Professor Les Ebdon will take over from Sir Martin Harris later this year. His role will be to safeguard fair access to higher education and…
Check against delivery There are four key challenges to address for UK energy security - in the medium to long term: declining domestic…
Minister of State Charles Hendry saw the positive effects of Government support for Scottish renewable energy projects during an official visit…
Francis Maude delivered a speech at an Institute of Directors ‘Big Society and the City’ event at Portcullis House on 20 February 2012.
‘Watch and Rate’ scheme to help parents protect their children online
A new support programme that will secure a place for public libraries at the heart of the Big Society was unveiled by Ed Vaizey today.
£80 million fund at heart of Government drive to boost private giving to arts organisations and create a new generation of philanthropists
Minister calls on industry, schools and Government to work closely together to equip young people for technology jobs.
An £80 million fund is at the heart of a new Government drive to boost private giving to arts organisations.
A new support programme that will secure a place for public libraries at the heart of the Big Society was unveiled by the Culture Minister.
Funding will promote the use of digital technologies to connect with wider audiences and explore new ways of working.
The Home Secretary made this statement on border security to the House of Commons on 20 February 2012.
International Development Minister Stephen O’Brien today visited Somali diaspora groups in Bristol to outline the aims of the Somalia Conference taking place in London on 23 February.
Seasonality, rural livelihoods and development’ has recently been launched by the Future Agricultures Consortium (FAC).
The visit was part of a UK Government-backed drive launched last month to boost exports of British food and drink.…
Everyone must find a way to save water to help limit the effects of drought.
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