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The Government today welcomed a Parliamentary Bill that will seek to offer additional protections for residents of park homes against unscrupulous…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
17 October 2011 Outcomes Government, consumer groups, energy suppliers, and industry regulator Ofgem have today agreed a range of measures…
Housing Minister Mark Prisk today said he was delighted that the first applications for a slice of a new £30million self-build investment fund…
External group to look at streamlining the 6,000 pages of planning practice guidance.
In advance of Big Energy Saving Week (w/c 22 October), Energy and Climate Change Secretary Edward Davey is writing to all Members of Parliament…
Commenting on price increase announcements from energy suppliers, Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker today said: “This is very …
Response from the Secretary of State to an article published in The Times newspaper.
Commenting on price increase announcements from energy suppliers, Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker today said: “This is very unwelcome, and I know lots of families who are struggling to...
One of the first post-war provincial theatres to be funded by public subscription has been listed Grade II by the Culture Minister
Taking Part statistics show growing trend among young adults and BME groups.
Culture Minister praises buildings as fine examples of post-war design.
Communities Secretary Eric Pickles talks at the 2012 Golden Peacock Awards
First time buyers will from today benefit from a multi-million pound boost to help them onto the housing ladder said Housing Minister Mark Prisk…
Greg Barker visited Birmingham this afternoon, to congratulate the City Council and Carillion Energy Services on the announcement of its Green…
Welcoming the launch of the ‘A world you like. With a climate you like’, the European campaign to promote climate action, Secretary of State…
Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced new support for local authorities in England to help them freeze council tax for a further year.
The Government has stepped in to save one of Britain’s most famous vistas - the world heritage site at Ironbridge Gorge - by committing a £12million…
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has placed a temporary export bar on a rare mid-eighteenth century officer’s embroidered grenadier cap.
The legal framework for the Green Deal is in place. This regulatory green light signals to industry that the market can now get started. In…
Bringing thousands of empty homes back into use has unlocked over £63million additional funding that is directly benefiting local communities…
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