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British Ambassador to Guatemala, Sarah Dickson, visited the northern Guatemalan department of Sololá to inaugurate a UK-funded workshop aimed at strengthening indigenous women’s economic and political leadership skills and p…
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Foreign Secretary sets out concern over decision to delay Nigerian elections by six weeks
The Minister for Cabinet Office spoke on the benefits of employee ownership and public service mutuals.
A campaign has been launched to encourage more soldiers, sailors and airmen to register to vote in this year’s General Election
UK expats – Don’t miss out, you may be able to vote in the General Election says Electoral Commission.
A number of organisations will receive a share of £2.5 million funding to encourage people to #RegisterToVote.
Written ministerial statement by Kris Hopkins on the final local government finance settlement 2015 to 2016.
Francis Maude spoke on the economics of identity and the role of GOV.UK Verify at the EntrepreneurCountry Global Forum.
Kris Hopkins on a series of announcements relating to local government.
The areas of support and projects that the British Embassy in Tunis is funding for financial year 2014/15
Theresa May announces new £10m Police Knowledge Fund
UK welcomes adoption of new electoral law and cessation of violent protests in DRC and supports the elections process.
The British High Commissioner James Thornton has commented on the result of the 2015 presidential by-election in Zambia. He said:
Elections are a critical first-step towards the return of a fully functioning Parliament.
The squad of experts being sent in to help Birmingham City Council improve how it delivers for local residents has been announced.
The British High Commissioner James Thornton has issued the following statement following yesterday's elections in Zambia. He said:
Following the introduction of an electoral law in the parliament of the Democratic Republic of Congo, violent protests have taken place around the country since 19 January.
Shared concerns and commitments made during the visit of the Foreign Secretary to Bulgaria 14 January 2015.
Almost £10 million will be given to local authorities and national organisations to boost the number of people registering to vote.
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