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Consumer Minister Jo Swinson announces £9.5million of additional funding for the Citizens Advice Service
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Planning consent announcement for construction of the first new nuclear power station in the UK since 1995.
Background information and guidance on the 2 new instruments which will come into force on 31 March 2013.
The UK hosted the signing of a joint communique between 12 EU member states with an interest in nuclear energy.
Secretary of State address to the Office of Unconventional Oil and Gas Introductory Event, 11 March 2013.
Payday lenders could face new restrictions on how they advertise and a new code of practice under fresh plans announced today
Statement by the Secretary of State, following attendance of the Energy Council in Brussels on 22 February 2013
Business Minister Jo Swinson announces the interim results from the Company and Commercial Law Red Tape Challenge
Letter from Energy Minister John Hayes following the fire at Daw Mill colliery.
Port development companies, marina builders, and smaller companies will benefit from less burdensome enforcement of regulation.
Redoubling of action to set business free by cutting red tape
“Government stands firmly behind Ofgem’s retail market reforms and we are keen for Ofgem to press ahead with implementing these as soon as possible."
John Hayes' reponse to comments made by Alistair Buchanan, Chief Executive of Ofgem.
Conference conclusion by Chairman Michael Gibbons OBE, stressing “If it is not necessary to regulate, it is necessary not to regulate.”
The chemicals industry is set to benefit from more effective, less burdensome enforcement of regulation following government consultation.
Two reports published today reveal the Government is making rapid progress in restoring common sense to health and safety.
The Consumer Council for Water currently represents water and sewerage customers in England and Wales.
Proposals announced today will make it easier for groups of consumers and companies to take action against anti-competitive businesses.
Age Restricted Products Code of Practice published today will strengthen the protection of young people and reduce red tape.
Action follows government campaign on enforcement. Small food manufacturers will benefit from more efficient enforcement of regulation, and…
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