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Prime Minister David Cameron held a joint press conference with President of the United States Barack Obama at the G7 meeting in Brussels.
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The new fishing season on rivers, streams and drains starts on Monday (16 June), just a day after Father’s Day (did you buy him a licence?). It is also the second chance this year to Take a Friend Fishing for free.
Speech by Energy Secretary, Edward Davey MP, to the Economist Energy Summit on the UK's energy security.
With the World Cup kicking off this week, energy demand is at its greatest, and it’s worth reflecting on the fact that the UK’s energy security doesn’t happen by accident.
The Lord Chancellor in consultation with the Lord Chief Justice announced the appointment of Simon Cox and Michael Reed.
Victims’ Minister Damian Green has announced a £2.85 million Homicide Service grant for families bereaved by homicide.
North Yorkshire’s Swaledale Festival is celebrating a record-breaking 2014 programme after being recognised with a Big Society Award.
The Queen’s baton comes to Downing Street today, carried by Olympic boxer Nicola Adams and volunteer Molly Pattison from Devon.
The Civil Service Awards celebrate the exceptional work and achievements of civil servants from across government.
Volunteers needed for the Riverlution Project
Children’s charity Barnardo’s to deliver trials of new child advocates for victims of child trafficking, Modern Slavery Minister Karen Bradley has announced.
Government announces 7 new programmes to train more than 45,000 computing teachers.
Nick Hurd MP, Minister for the Civil Society confirmed that there will be a pilot of National Citizen Service (NCS) in Wales during 2014.
Good Samaritans and community heroes will have the law on their side in future, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling announced today.
The prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service 2014 honours 111 outstanding UK volunteering groups.
His Royal Highness will arrive in Brazil on 23 June, before travelling to Chile on 26 June. The visit will conclude on Sunday 29 June.
The Points of Light award recognises outstanding individuals - people who are making a change in their community and inspiring others.
Help to Work will give Jobcentre staff a new range of options to support the hardest to help get off benefits and into work.
Cooking clubs where volunteers have taught over 2.8 million children and families how to prepare healthy meals have won a Big Society Award.
British High Commission Donates to Ghana Police Service and other agencies in Ghana
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