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From the Prime Minister's spokesperson on the European Council meeting.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Gatwick visit to see first-hand how the airport intends to play its part during the Olympics.
Ministers mark 200 days to the Games by visiting venues to be used this summer.
First 'Satnav Summit' to thrash out solutions to drivers following out of date directions from satnavs.
The Networks bring together people from rural communities, rural businesses and the food and farming industries.
The Prime Minister looks ahead to 2012 in his New Year message.
Blue badge new design and measures to tackle drivers who abuse the disabled parking system.
Transport Minister Norman Baker has announced that the government is implementing major reforms to crack down on drivers who abuse the disabled parking system.
Rail passengers are set to benefit from extra carriages to ease overcrowding and the former Waterloo International Station.
Chief Executive Andrew Haines of the Civil Aviation Authority reappointed.
Merseyside's first road works permit scheme means utility firms in St Helens will now have to cut disruption caused by road works.
Rail passengers to be asked how their rail services should be run.
New rules laid before Parliament will allow councils to update and introduce new signs without Whitehall agreement.
Foreign Secretary William Hague visited the United Arab Emirates on 20 December.
Ofcom’s interactive map gives a picture of speeds and availability across UK.
Putting power into the hands of local people is the right way to unlock the growth needed to support the country’s economic recovery, Communities…
Construction work can begin on the extensions to the Nottingham tram system has been announced by Transport Minister, Norman Baker.
Reaching agreement on a directive for a single European railway area and amending the recording equipment in road transport regulation.
Communities across England will benefit from £854 million worth of investment in 21 local transport schemes.
Speech given by Stephen Green at the Rebuilding Libya: Opportunities for British Business event in December 2011.
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