The government unveils a comprehensive support package for Blyth aimed at fostering opportunity, enhancing local pride, and revitalizing the town. A total of £20.7 million allocated to transform dilapidated housing, address health disparities, facilitate local job access, enhance skills training, and discourage youth crime. This initiative aligns with the government’s goal of diminishing regional inequalities …
Memorandum of Understanding has been executed between the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) of the United Kingdom and the Ministry of Agricultural and Cooperatives (MOAC) of the Kingdom of Thailand. 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government”> This was published under the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government The signing of the Memorandum …
UK and Thailand Forge Agreement for Agricultural Collaboration Read More »
The Chancellor has arrived in India for G20 meetings, marking a year since Putin’s unlawful invasion of Ukraine. He will participate in discussions with G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, alongside Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, emphasizing a united approach to global economic challenges. Additionally, he will attend a G7 meeting on Thursday. …
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SIA-licensed security personnel at Atik, Windsor participated in a series of exercises focused on terror response strategies. Collaborating with the SIA-approved contractor Scope Security Ltd, the team engaged in three scenarios involving a mass casualty knife attack, a suspicious package, and a lockdown due to an external attack. These activities serve as a practical application …
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Ministerial Guidance on the UK Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre Read More »
Drivers using the A59 at Kex Gill will experience improved safety, reduced travel times, and decreased congestion due to a government investment of £56 million. Enhancements to this essential route connecting Harrogate and Skipton in North Yorkshire will stimulate the local economy and improve connectivity. The upgrade aims to lessen environmental impact and minimize road …
Government funding initiates upgrade plans for A59 Kex Gill. Read More »
The UK is set to provide direct support to as many as 40,000 Yemeni individuals each month in a new initiative aimed at tackling hunger and poverty, as announced by Minister Andrew Mitchell today. During a visit to Jordan, the Minister formalized the launch of the BRIGHTLY consortium, a partnership with NGOs to implement the …
UK unveils additional assistance for food security in Yemen Read More »
The British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference (BIIGC) is set to convene at Hillsborough Castle today (Thursday, 24th April), marking the first occasion the Conference has been hosted in Northern Ireland since 2006. Formed under the Good Friday Agreement, the BIIGC serves as a bilateral forum that meets on a regular basis, with the objective “to unite the …
British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference Convenes at Hillsborough Castle Read More »
The public will enjoy enhanced protection from fraudsters and scammers due to a groundbreaking, first-in-Europe ban on the possession and supply of SIM farms, as confirmed today by the Fraud Minister Lord Hanson. SIM farms are sophisticated devices that can hold numerous SIM cards, allowing criminals to disseminate scam texts to thousands simultaneously or establish …
Significant Advancement in Fraud Prevention with Historic Prohibition on SIM Farms Read More »
Today, the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) unveiled new guidance, which for the first time indicates that companies self-reporting suspected misconduct and fully cooperating with investigators may be invited to negotiate a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) instead of facing prosecution, unless there are exceptional circumstances. During a legal conference in London, SFO Director Nick Ephgrave presented …
SFO outlines path for companies to evade legal action Read More »
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