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Birmingham city’s famous Balti dish is the first curry in Europe to apply for legally recognised status.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Major new infrastructure project has been given the go ahead to address London's failing sewerage system.
Agreement to export UK horses to China announced as part of plans to help grow world leading equine industry.
Decision published to make an Order granting development consent for the Thames Tideway Tunnel to be built and operated.
Badger culls resume in Somerset and Gloucestershire as part of government's comprehensive strategy to make England TB free.
Government responds to Professor Chris Elliott's report into the food integrity and assurance of food supply networks
Support for Scotland's fishing industry in response to Russia’s unjustified food export ban.
More information has been published for farmers about the new Common Agricultural Policy rules.
More than 190,000 homes and businesses in Wales can now also access superfast internet speeds thanks to UK government rollout.
The Fresh Produce Consortium and the National Farmers’ Union have been selected to run reviews under Business Focus on Enforcement.
Gill Weeks, OBE, has been appointed to the Board of the Environment Agency
From 2017, central government will commit to buying fresh, locally sourced, seasonal food, through a new, simplified food and drink buying standard.
Sir Philip Dilley appointed as new Chairman of Environment Agency.
Central government will commit to buying fresh, locally sourced and seasonal food to benefit British farmers and small businesses.
2,500 rural businesses across England will benefit from a share of a £19 million fund, supporting 5,000 jobs.
British beef and lamb could be heading to China in a new agreement that could be worth up to £120m to the UK economy each year.
Secretary of State Owen Paterson's speech to the Cereas Agricultural Show on greening, a new requirement under the Common Agricultural Policy.
Common Agricultural Policy greening criteria have been announced.
Philip Dilley selected as the preferred option to succeed Lord Chris Smith
New Act will provide improved choice and affordable flood insurance.
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