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A national competition for cities across the UK
PM’s residence hosts latest display of contemporary craft and design.
Competition will be held to find title-holder for 2017.
Scheme being drawn up to offer practical business help to organisations.
High-speed broadband no longer just a pipedream for residents of Birch Green.
Internet service providers agree to look for fresh solutions to protect children.
Michael Kaiser to share his expertise with arts organisations across England.
53 organisations to take part in Arts Council and BBC project The Space.
Mobile operators to help solve problems caused by 4G services.
A £180 million help scheme will fund solutions to TV signal interference resulting from new mobile services.
‘Watch and Rate’ scheme to help parents protect their children online
A new support programme that will secure a place for public libraries at the heart of the Big Society was unveiled by Ed Vaizey today.
Minister calls on industry, schools and Government to work closely together to equip young people for technology jobs.
A new support programme that will secure a place for public libraries at the heart of the Big Society was unveiled by the Culture Minister.
Funding will promote the use of digital technologies to connect with wider audiences and explore new ways of working.
Rollout ‘at heart of growth agenda’, as Communications Minister Ed Vaizey lays out progress so far.
Well over £200 million more than expected should go to the arts over the next five years, Culture Minister Ed Vaizey announced today.
An extra £200 million could go to the sector.
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