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The number of disabled people being supported into jobs through Access to Work is increasing, new figures show.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The government is joining forces with leading UK automotive manufacturers to boost skills across the sector.
Ambassador highlights UK’s policies towards the promotion of an open and effective European economy.
Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood calls for implementation of ceasefire and return to political process in Sana’a.
Pan-American delegation of scientists forge new links with Falklands counterparts
A £3 million Highways Agency project to repair bridges over the M6 in Cheshire will get underway later this week.
The Environment Agency starts work to improve the ecology of the Bourn Brook which flows through Woodgate Valley Country Park, Birmingham.
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation will display proposals for the development of more than 900 new army family homes in the Salisbury Plain area at a series of public exhibitions.
Department for Education response to the publication of our consolidated annual report and accounts.
The Minister of State for Schools writes to Dame Dana Ross-Wawrzynski about the headteacher standards review recommendations.
Claire Perry showed her commitment to increase safety for women on public transport at a seminar.
The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has welcomed an EU vote to remove a ban on the import of mangoes from India.
Stephen Crabb: "These figures show more good progress for the Welsh economy."
Government competition to boost innovation in the heat industry, drive down energy bills and cut carbon emissions in the UK.
The UK worked closely with India and the European Commission to bring the ban to an end.
Baroness Joan Hanham CBE, Chairman of the health sector regulator Monitor, recently visited Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust to see how an NHS organisation is developing services for the benefit of patients.
Lord Malcolm has been appointed to the Privy Council.
Network expansion to transform the city’s transport system awarded new funding.
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