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Fencing North East wins Prime Minister’s Big Society Award
An organisation supporting fencing clubs across the north east has been recognised by Prime Minister David Cameron with a Big Society Award.
Wales' seaside towns urged to take a slice of coastal regeneration fund
Organisations across Wales urged to apply for funding for a wide range of projects from the Coastal Communities Fund
Foreign Secretary discusses Middle East with Turkey’s Foreign Minister
The Foreign Secretary and Turkish Foreign Minister Davutoğlu met today in London to explore further cooperation on Middle East stability.
Funding opens to support voluntary organisations that improve health and social care
Care and Support Minister Norman Lamb announces the latest funding to help voluntary organisations improve people’s health and well-being.
Scottish cops to help Malawi prepare for 2014 elections
Police officers travel to Malawi to share their expertise on riot training and public disorder.
Welsh Secretary: Economic potential of Wrexham-Bidston electrification is significant
Key stakeholders meet to discuss the economic case for Wrexham to Bidston railway electrification.
Number of young people not in education, employment or training falls
Statistics showing the rate of young people not in education, employment and training are published.
More tenants take up the Right to Buy
More council tenants are seizing the opportunity to buy their home, Housing Minister Mark Prisk said today (22 August 2013).
GCSE results show rise of academic subjects
There has been a rise in the number of GCSE entries in the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) subjects.
New guide for communities to design their own flags
A new guide from the Flag Institute on designing flags to increase civic pride: Yorkshire Ridings lead the way.
Eric Pickles opens up planning appeals and lays down challenge
Abuse of state powers as councils threaten bloggers with arrest.
Zimbabwean Court ruling not credible without independent investigation
Foreign Secretary William Hague said the Zimbabwean Court ruling is not credible without independent investigation.
Government press releases last updated 4 September 2026. Source: GOV.UK.