TUC Condemns post-rally violence
Violence which followed a day of anti-spending cuts protests in London has been condemned by union leaders
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Dementia checks at 75 urged by Alzheimer's Society

The NHS should offer checks for dementia when people reach 75, a leading health charity says.The Alzheimer's Society says fewer than half of those with the condition get a diagnosis, so many miss out on the care and support they need

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The Efficiency and Reform Group’s role in improving public sector value for money
The National Audit Office has today(March 25th) published a review of the developments to date associated with the Efficiency and Reform Group and its main responsibilities
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Damian Green: we do not tolerate sham marriages

Immigration minister reiterates commitment to cracking down on marriages for visas as reports by registrars rise.An increase in suspected sham marriages has been accompanied by a rise in enforcement action, the Home Office said today(24th March)

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First four new generation Enterprise Zone locations identified
Four vanguards areas - Nottingham, Liverpool, Manchester and London - that will deliver new economic growth through the next generation of Enterprise Zones are hailed... more...
Local transport improvement projects given the green light

Four local authority Private Finance Initiative (PFI) projects moved a step closer after over 21% of cost savings were identified, Transport Minister Norman Baker announced more...

Government doubles funding for pothole repairs
Councils have today(March 24th) been told how they will benefit from the doubling of funding available for repairing potholes as announced in yesterday’s Budget
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UK-acquired HIV nearly doubles in ten years

New diagnoses for people infected with HIV in the UK almost doubled over the past decade, (from 1,950 in 2001 to 3,780 in 2010) according to new figures released today (Mar more...

FTA wins £500 million fuel duty reprieve
FTA the leading trade body was delighted to see the Government cancel a planned increase in fuel duty in yesterdays Budget
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General practice must embrace change to improve quality of patient care
A major inquiry commissioned by The King’s Fund has concluded that, while the majority of care provided is good, there are widespread variations in performance and gaps in t more...
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