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Number of people joining the housing ladder continues to grow.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Prime Minister and Chancellor visit Hanson brickworks in Accrington as the company relight the kiln after 7 years.
City Minister Andrea Leadsom visits the offices of Deutsche Bank, TSB and Al Rayan in Birmingham to see first-hand the city’s successful banking sector.
The areas shortlisted to become the first flagship housing zones in England are announced.
Chancellor talks through the six-point long term economic plan for the north-west.
More jobs, better transport connections, science investment and a better quality of life are at the heart of the long term economic plan for the north-west.
As part of the Stormont House Agreement, this Bill should allow Northern Ireland to set its own rate of corporation tax from April 2017.
Government secures landmark deal with the big banks on basic bank accounts - ending fees for failed payments.
Economic Secretary, Andrea Leadsom on the role of the insurance industry in the UK economy.
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne visits LVS Small Plastic Parts Ltd in Telford.
Chancellor meets with employees at growing science innovator LGC in Teddington
Savings clubs pilot programme to be funded to help children develop good financial habits at a young age.
Chancellor confirms government will extend legislation put in place to regulate LIBOR to cover seven further financial benchmarks.
The government's Troubled Families programme has now helped turn around the lives of over 85,000 of the hardest to help households.
This will be funded by fines levied on banks for abusing the Libor system, which the government has earmarked for military good causes.
85% of the government's total claim from the collapse of Icesave has now been recovered.
Recommendations published to ensure financial regulators continue to make fair, transparent and efficient enforcement decisions.
David Miles’ second term also extended, as announced by the Chancellor.
Chancellor announces plan to sell more of the government’s shareholding in Lloyds Banking Group.
The Chancellor sets out his three crucial elements of a successful economic recovery plan.
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