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Today's Budget provides additional support for businesses and hard-working people in Northern Ireland
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Stephen Crabb: "We need to stick to our long-term economic plan so that people across Wales can feel the benefits of the economic recovery."
Scottish Secretary welcomes a budget which is 'another positive step forward for Scotland'.
Scottish Secretary says March Labour Market Statistics for Scotland 'round off a remarkable period of success for this government'.
Stephen Crabb: “Welsh business has powered the economic recovery in Wales since 2010."
Ahead of the 2015 Budget, we set out how the UK government has helped hard working people, businesses and local communities across Wales.
The Secretary of State welcomes the Bill's passage through the Lords and hopes the NI parties will ensure this huge opportunity is not lost.
Stephen Crabb: “Wales is a fantastic country to visit and I want to take every opportunity to promote it."
Further reforms offer opportunity for Welsh firms as over a quarter of UK government procurement now with small and medium businesses.
Theresa Villiers briefs a US audience on the current political situation in NI, focusing on the importance of the Stormont House Agreement and the consequences of failing to implement it.
The Welsh tourism industry is a vital part of our economy and we need the right transport infrastructure to support it.
Ministers have backed proposals to extend the approach of the successful Troubled Families programme into other local services.
Millions of families across the country who recycle their household rubbish will now be rewarded with cash prizes, shopping vouchers and loyalty points.
The government announces joint pilots with public and private sector to help make statutory notices fit for the future.
Northern Ireland, lovingly known as ‘Norn Iron’ to locals, is famous for many things. Have a crack at our quiz and find out!
Stephen Crabb: "Penderyn is an inspiration to entrepreneurs across Wales."
NOMS is proud to support National Apprenticeship Week with 100 new positions created thanks to the construction of a new prison.
New campaign will make underused bikes roadworthy.
Enterprising Libraries across the country will receive over £650,000 to support entrepreneurs.
Baroness Randerson today (12 March) urged young people in Wales to get an apprenticeship during a tour of Airbus’s factory in Wales.
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