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A government spokesman responds to the quarter 4 2010 figures on young people not in employment, education or training.
10-year-old’s winning design chosen following national competition
Cycling centre becomes the first Olympic Park venue to be completed
Children's Minister responds to the provisional 2009 annual conception statistics from the Office of National Statistics.
The Near Neighbours programme will offer small grants to communities that have bright ideas for local inter faith projects.
Young people from 3 schools in East London have met with Bob Neill to share their views on the future regeneration of Stratford City and the Olympic park.
The flag representing the historic county of Norfolk has been hoisted above the department's offices.
Ten museums included on the long list for the UK’s largest arts prize.
Prime Minister David Cameron has written an article for the Daily Telegraph on public service reform.
The government has announced the selected partner who will deliver and train up to 5,000 Community Organisers. Locality -…
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey announces DCMS/Wolfson Improvement Fund
Museums and galleries across England will be able to bid for a slice of £8 million funding to improve displays, increase access and enhance public spaces.
The Prime Minister has appointed Tomma Abts and Lionel Barber as Tate Trustees, for a period of four years from 31 January 2011.
BT and KPMG today joined the government in encouraging professionals to use their skills to support charities and voluntary groups.
Disabled people who want to become councillors or MPs will have access to a fund to help them overcome the barriers they face.
The Prime Minister will personally head up a new search for pioneering teenagers to sign up for National Citizen Service (NCS) in 2011.
Youngsters given the chance to make their mark on Jubilee Celebrations.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has today set the terms of the Horserace Betting Levy Scheme for 2011/12.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt sets terms of the scheme for 2011-12.
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