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Government gives its support to youth education on the dangers of racism.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Baroness Warsi meets the recipients of the 400th Near Neighbours small grant award.
Second World War veterans of the Arctic Convoys and Bomber Command were today decorated for their heroic actions.
Baroness Warsi was at the Vatican to watch Pope Francis become head of the Catholic Church.
British Ambassador Tom Fletcher held an open-house charity event for Father Roberts School for the Deaf.
The Queen has approved the Reverend Christopher David Goldsmith's nomination to the Suffragan See of St Germans in the Diocese of Truro.
New incentives to invest in social ventures announced in the 2013 Budget speech have been welcomed by Nick Hurd and leading organisations.
Brighter Futures Workshops, based in Skelmersdale, West Lancashire is the latest social enterprise to win a Big Society Award.
The Prime Minister held an Easter Reception for Christian faiths at Downing Street on 20 March.
Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attend the inauguration of Pope Francis in St Peter’s Basilica
Faith and Communities Minister Baroness Warsi is in Rome today (19 March 2013), representing the UK government at the inauguration of Pope Francis.
The PM awarded medals to veterans of the Arctic Convoy and Bomber Command in recognition of their heroic efforts during the Second World War
The Prime Minister gave this speech at a special Downing Street ceremony honouring veterans of the Arctic Convoy Campaign and Bomber Command.
Four projects with a track record of improving the lives of thousands will receive more funding, minister Nick Hurd announced today.
People in Hethersett, Norfolk have worked to improve residents' fitness and wellbeing and local facilities to keep the Olympic legacy alive.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles calls for an end to unnecessary translations.
Written Ministerial Statement by Communities Secretary Eric Pickles on the use of translation services by local authorities.
New pubs advice line to help locals learn how to set up a community run co-operative pub.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has called for apprenticeships to be given "the recognition and profile they deserve" in a video message.
On 7 March the British High Commission marked the 102nd anniversary of International Women’s Day with a tea party at the High Commissioner’s Residence.
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