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Organisations have been awarded funding to deliver accredited training programmes to boost numbers of skilled retrofit, energy efficiency and heat pump installers.
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Project Cetus will deliver the largest and most complex crewless submarine operated by a European Navy.
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office staff around the world are marking the 150th anniversary of the first ever football international on St Andrew’s Day.
This Christmas, the Environment Agency is sharing 24 simple steps that we can all take to make more sustainable choices.
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has completed construction of the new Crash, Fire and Rescue building at RAF Lossiemouth, part of a wider upgrade programme at the Moray station.
The Environment Agency’s project to restore flood protection from the River Derwent in Matlock, Derbyshire will reach its halfway stage this Christmas.
Twenty four innovative projects awarded up to £12 million to remove regulatory barriers and support businesses brings products and services to market.
Fifteen innovative low-carbon projects have been selected to join the UK’s Climate Finance Accelerator - they will each receive tailored capacity building to help them find investment.
The UK and Ukraine agree a new Digital Trade Agreement (DTA) to provide much-needed support for the Ukrainian economy following Russia’s illegal invasion.
Sir James Bevan outlines why adaptation must accompany mitigation to address the challenge of climate change
The Business and Energy Secretary announces further measures to help secure the UK’s energy independence.
At the eighth Economic Development Forum the UK and Nigeria confirm the importance of maintaining bilateral economic relations and welcome progress made
The Social Mobility Commission has launched its new Employer Advisory Group and announced the members.
In a recent public inquiry before Deputy Traffic Commissioner Nick Denton, Armson Engineering Ltd applied for a restricted goods vehicles operator licence for one vehicle but the case was not as it seemed.
Sarah Cardell, Interim Chief Executive of the CMA, delivered her keynote speech at the British Institute Of International & Comparative Law (BIICL) and Linklaters Tech Antitrust Roundtable
Copart’s completed purchase of Hills Motors will reduce the number of salvage services providers available to customers and could limit the vehicles available to suppliers of recycled vehicle parts, often known as ‘green parts’.
£20 million funding will improve tree planting stocks, woodland resilience, domestic timber production and accelerate tree planting across England
Five energy storage projects across the UK will benefit from a share of over £32 million government funding.
At Australia’s National Press Club in Canberra, UK Minister for the Indo-Pacific Anne-Marie Trevelyan reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to Australia and the wider region.
£20 million awarded to modernise and improve infrastructure across the seafood sector, with a further £30 million available from today.
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