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Sir Charlie Mayfield has been appointed by the Prime Minister as Trustees of the British Museum for a term of four years, commencing 1 June 2018.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Rt Hon Matthew Hancock MP has reappointed Martin Daunton to the Board of Historic England for 4 years, commencing on 1 June 2018.
Response to the US government's decision to include the EU in tariffs imposed in steel and aluminium imports.
Ofsted's Chief Inspector discussed the importance of the early years and developing a love of reading at the 2018 Pre-school Learning Alliance conference.
Staff from PossAbilities talk about becoming a public service mutual and the difference it has made to them and to the vulnerable adults they serve.
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Gill Aitken, HMRC’s General Counsel and Solicitor, is to leave the department to take up a new role as Registrar at the University of Oxford.
Environment Agency open new £63 million flood defence scheme in Rossall
Science Minister Sam Gyimah signs landmark agreements with Israel focussing on innovation, ageing and artificial intelligence
The CMA has provisionally found that the merger between EMR and MWR could lead to a worse deal for firms that recycle metal and those that buy it to re-use.
The UK’s Minister for Africa, Harriett Baldwin, has visited Sierra Leone to see how the UK’s partnership with Sierra Leone is improving the lives of some of the poorest people and empowering women and girls.
Arts minister steps in to prevent ‘A Pair of Champagne Standard Lamps’ by Salvador Dalí and Edward James from export.
Schools with security, not prisons with education – Justice Minister sets out plan for new Secure Schools.
A team of CNC officers based at Hinkley Point carried out a static cycle fund raising event last week, and raised over £1,200 for the Alzheimer’s Society.
The government announced today that Dr Julian Braybrook has been appointed as the new Government Chemist.
The CMA is launching a review into the £2 billion funerals market to ensure that people are not getting a bad deal.
Learning to drive and want to boost your confidence and driving skills on a motorway? Then why not prove it by testing your skills on a free online driving hub.
Explanation of vote by Ambassador Jonathan Allen, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the Security Council Briefing on South Sudan.
The British Embassy in Caracas invites interested organisations to send in their Expressions of Interest for the 2018-2019 period.
Pioneering work to modernise the court system is being led by Liverpool, as justice minister Lucy Frazer saw first-hand during a visit to the city today (31 May 2018).
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