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British Embassy in Budapest supports Roma Law Enforcement Community Tour programme
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National roll out of the benefit cap will begin on 15 July Ministers announced today.
Soldiers of various faiths have joined members of the Hindu community in Bradford to celebrate Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.
Communities Minister Don Foster has given his backing to the growth of community libraries.
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey announces the places that have put their names forward.
Eleven places from across the country have put their names forward to become the UK City of Culture in 2017, Culture Minister Ed Vaizey announced today.
The government sets out its ambition to help all troubled families get back on their feet and create a better future for their children.
The UK government is taking action to support and empower women across the globe. Find out more this International Women's Day.
Loughborough Students' Action Group is the latest winner of the Prime Minister's Big Society Award.
Equalities Ministers meet with women's organisations to discuss best practice.
A new drive to get troubled families into work is to be spearheaded by 150 specialist Jobcentre Plus advisers.
A new education project which will work with local communities to tackle caste prejudice and discrimination has been unveiled by the Government.
Birmingham is leading the way in providing extra support to get disabled people into mainstream work.
Queen approves the nomination of the Venerable Julian Tudor Henderson, MA, Archdeacon of Dorking, for election as Bishop of Blackburn.
This leading British consultancy works on supervision of works on the Corridor Vc motorway - a very important transport infrastacture.
Our world-class department stores prove a hit with tourists, new figures show.
ODA chairman Sir John Armitt has welcomed a new initiative to help companies make the most of their part in the success of London 2012.
More than 1 million people are now working in organisations signed up to our Think, Act, Report initiative.
GOV.UK is the new place for corporate and policy information from the DCMS, GEO and ODA.
A charity lunch was held this Sunday (24 February 2013) for a scholarship scheme that is boosting jobs in ‘high-end’ Asian cuisine.
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