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Frequently asked questions on the Levelling Up Fund Round 2.
DCMS invites applications from grant makers to administer up to £1.7m funding on volunteering projects in 2021/22 and welcomes additional match funding to 2023.
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Find out how to make sure that data entered into the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) is matched correctly with the Automatic Licence Verification System (ALVS).
A brief explainer of some of the key policy areas of the Prisons Strategy White Paper.
Use our verification services to improve the accuracy of property ownership data.
This collaboration offers a strategic opportunity for the UK and ROK to establish global leadership in the priority area of Open RAN network power efficiency.
Guidance for organisations certified against the UK digital identity and attributes trust framework as an 'attribute service provider'.
Where to get official UK documents when you’re abroad. Sometimes called notarial and document services.
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