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 Devon Doctors is leading the way says MinisterDevon Doctors has been highlighted as a possible model for the future of public services, following a visit by the Minister for the Cabinet Office. Young people challenged to get involved, tell us what you want, says MinisterNews release about Dawn Butler asking young people to say what they want. Radical shift in Government ICT will save £3.2 billion annually in public moneyNews release about the release of the Information, Communication and Technology report. Local community buildings will be transformed through Government grants worth £2.27 millionNews release about how 96 charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises will receive over £2.27 million in grants to improve vital facilities they provide for their communities. Government launches one-stop shop for dataNews release about the creation of Data.gov.uk which gives unprecedented access to government data. Research shows Civil Service more diverse than ever beforeNews release stating how Civil Servants come from more diverse backgrounds than ever before - according to new research released. Minister investigates bigger role for mutuals in housingNews release about how Tessa Jowell, Minister for the Cabinet Office, discussed with housing co-operative tenants and staff whether the mutual model – tenant and staff owned enterprises – could play a bigger role in the UK housing market, in a visit to New Cut Housing Co-operative in Lambeth. Co-ordination key to our work with local governmentNews release about how Tessa Jowell has said how it is only by working together effectively that local authorities and central government can ensure that we are well prepared for emergencies. New Year Honours List 2010News release regarding the winners of the 2010 New Years Honours List. Next Page | Last Page | |
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