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The number of small and medium-sized enterprises supported through the Regional Growth Fund (RGF) has trebled over the past year to 5,100.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
The Government has published 11 new reports in its Review of the Balance of EU Competences.
Work to resurface the northbound carriageway of the A19 between South Kilvington and Borrowby in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, will take place next week.
The report about the resilience of the transport network to extreme weather events has been published.
Thorley Lane Bridge over the M56 near Manchester Airport will be demolished over the first weekend in August with a full closure of the motorway in both directions for up to 55 hours.
12 foreign flagged ships were under detention in UK ports during June 2014 after failing Port State Control (PSC) inspection.
Chancellor announces three new non-executive directors to serve on the Court of the Bank of England.
HS2 Ltd engineering headquarters to be located in Birmingham, creating 1,500 jobs in the area.
Central government will commit to buying fresh, locally sourced and seasonal food to benefit British farmers and small businesses.
Colin Matthews appointed as non-executive chairman of the Highways Agency.
The UK has attracted the most inward investment projects since records began in the 1980s.
Multi-million pound improvements unveiled.
Drivers who prefer to pay cash to use the Dartford Crossing will still be able to when Dart Charge goes live later this year, the Highways Agency confirmed today.
Chief Executive and Permanent Secretary Lin Homer's speech to the HMRC Annual Stakeholder Conference.
A speech given by David Gauke, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, to the annual HMRC stakeholder conference on 17 July 2014.
Farnborough 2014 has been a great showcase for Britain's aerospace industry.
A speech given by Ruth Owen, HMRC’s Director General of Personal Tax, to the annual HMRC stakeholder conference on 17 July 2014.
Improvement work will start on Monday (21 July) over a 5 mile section of the M23/A23 near Hooley.
People are being urged to help cut the number of towing related incidents on Highways Agency roads this summer by checking their caravan or trailer before setting out.
The guarantee will allow work to start at Grangemouth straight away and the first order for construction materials has already been placed.
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