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  • People planning to come to central London to watch the Royal Wedding on 29 April are urged to keep up to date with the latest information

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  • Have your say and take part in the consultation.

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  • New review launched by Ed Vaizey to help all young people have opportunities to take part in performance and visual arts.

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  • An update from infoDev.

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  • The UK and Brazil have asked G20 members to consider measures to tackle short-term and long-term challenges of food price volatility.

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  • Darwin Initiative to receive a boost of at least £25m in funding over the next 4 years.

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  • Nick Herbert says that if police forces make savings in the right way, they can protect frontline policing services for the public

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  • Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan was back in Llandaff where she was born and brought up today (Friday 8th February 2011), but this…

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  • Secretary of State for Wales Cheryl Gillan was in Cardiff’s Bute Park today (8th April 2011) to meet with Welsh Horticultural experts and …

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  • The Ministry of Justice has scooped an international award for developing an interactive guide to help people better understand sentencing.

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  • Nick Herbert's article on police funding in Police Review, April 2011.

  • The Department for Culture, Media and Sport and the Department for Education have today launched a review of cultural education.

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  • The Department for Education publishes Sebastian James' independent Capital review.

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  • In a major effort to boost housing supply, dormant offices will be unshackled from a bureaucratic planning system so they can be transformed…

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  • Thank you.  It’s a great pleasure to be with you today.

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  • The government has launched The Red Tape Challenge website, challenging the public to help cut unnecessary regulations.

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  • Transcript of the speech as delivered. What makes a local area prosper? What makes it tick? Is it central government? Is it local government…

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  • Government gives you the chance to rip up some of the 21,000 rules and regulations that are getting in your way.

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  • Introduction Thank you for the invitation to speak at this event, and your very warm welcome. The Chambers of Commerce have played a key …

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  • Even in the current economic climate, young people still have a strong desire to see the world with almost half of 11-18 year olds considering taking a gap year abroad after leaving school or college.

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