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Stephen Williams presented certificates to 50 women who have taken steps to integrate into British life by learning to speak English.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Secretary of state celebrates the contribution of Commonwealth troops in the world wars.
A £10 million government fund will help support refuges across the country and boost provision for vulnerable victims of domestic violence.
31, Tower Hamlets, Squadron Air Training Corps, Air Cadet unit has been recognised by the Prime Minister.
145 commemorative paving stones were unveiled to create a permanent memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum.
Eric Pickles' speech commemorating the Victoria Cross recipients of the First World War who were born overseas.
The NIO provides a useful update on progress around the commemoration of First World War and the wider decade of commemorations
Kris Hopkins announces a new £250,000 fund to support women and give them the confidence to speak out against abuse.
The Points of Light award recognises outstanding individuals - people who are making a change in their community and inspiring others.
Eric Pickles speaks about the role of faith in Britain and the vision of Coexist House to create an inter-faith centre in London.
Communities Minister Stephen Williams today (23 February 2015) joined the celebrations to mark the landmark 800th project launched to bring about lasting change to neighbourhoods.
Communities Minister Stephen Williams today (17 February 2015) announced a new £6 million funding boost to the Community Rights programme.
Bids are invited from organisations to run a £400,000 programme to help strengthen and support faith institutions.
New project designed to encourage pupils who have visited the First World War battlefields to share their experience with their local communities.
Prime Minister David Cameron spoke about how Britain will remember the Holocaust.
The recommendations of the Prime Minister’s cross-party Holocaust Commission have been accepted.
Stephen Crabb, Jenny Randerson and Alun Cairns commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.
On Holocaust Memorial Day 2015, Communities ministers pay tribute to the survivors.
The UK Holocaust Memorial Foundation (UKHMF) will build a new national memorial in Britain to commemorate the Holocaust.
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