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Industry’s ideas for growing and eating more fruit and veg
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Members of the fruit and vegetable industry have presented ideas for increasing production and consumption of fruit and vegetables in England
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Environment minister views impacts of climate change
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Environment Minister Lord Henley visited the high fells of Cumbria to see the impact of a year of weather extremes on the area and to discuss how to adapt to the changing climate
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New school year – new look Tax Matters
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revamped its online resource for teachers, Tax Matters, for the new school year
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FTSE 350 companies toast 'Cafe Culture' learning
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Skills Minister John Hayes called on all UK businesses to promote informal learning at work, following pledges from companies to increase informal workplace training for their staff
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Council trading standards crack down |
Hundreds of thousands of pounds are being retrieved and given back to older and disabled people who have been bullied into buying overpriced mob more... |
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Councils to get power of decision |
A major new 'localism' proposal to cut red tape and hand over financial control of council service improvements and training to local government more... |
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New UK passport unveiled |
The redesigned UK passport was unveiled by Chief Executive of the Identity and Passport Service Sarah Rapson
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EU response to the monsoon flooding |
After the worst monsoon floods in living memory, Pakistan is facing a humanitarian disaster on a massive and unimaginable scale... more... |
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UNISON backs living wage call |
The Labour leadership candidate has proposed that companies which agree to pay a living wage of at least £7.60 an hour would get a tax reductio more... |
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Blackout cases maybe being missed say NICE |
People who experience spontaneous blackouts may be missing out on an accurate and timely diagnosis of their symptoms because of inadequate asses more... |
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