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Joint article by the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom William Hague and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany Dr Guido Westerwelle
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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Comprehensive review of police pay and conditions launched by government, to improve service for the public and maximise value for money.
From today over half a million businesses will, for one year, get double their usual Small Business Rate relief as the Government’s budget promises…
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has called for all councils to publish their spending over £500 online, reminding them that their January…
Data experts across the country have echoed Eric Pickles’ call to get local authorities’ spending data online for the public to scrutinise.
Local authorities that don’t put their spending detail online are denying the public the right to hold their council to account, Secretary of…
Professor Eileen Munro identifies areas for improvement in her first report of the review of the child protection system in England.
Business Secretary Vince Cable delivered the keynote speech in Brussels today as the first UK Cabinet Minister to address the European Parliament.
I am pleased to be the first Minister from Britain’s new Coalition Government to speak at the European Parliament. I want to give my thanks …
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Foreign Secretary William Hague led the UK delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York last week.
Lord Howell, Minster for the Commonwealth, spoke of the trade advantages open to the Commonwealth at a speech for the Commonwealth Secretariat on Thursday 30 September.
The government has relaxed current licensing provisions on public sector information, making it faster and easier to re-use it.
Research investigates comparisons between low income working households and Housing Benefit recipients in the private rented sector.
Children's Minister Tim Loughton responds to published figures regarding children in (local authority) LA care at the end of March 2010 and children subject to a child protection plan in 2009 to 2010.
Local Councils should have a central role to play in the next phase of coalfields regeneration according to a new report welcomed by Housing…
Chronic Poverty is a varied and complex phenomenon, but at its root is powerlessness. Poor people expend enormous energy in trying to do better for themselves and for their children
Speech about the need to change how railways are run and the reforms being undertaken by government.
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