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30/10/2008
115/0830 October 2008Jane Cooper, currently at the Department for Children, Schools and Families, has been appointed Director of Communications at the DCMS, Permanent Secretary Jonathan Stephens announced today. She will take up her post early in the new year.
117/0830 October 2008207,800 licences and certificates were in force in England and Wales on 31 March 2008, with late night refreshment, live music and 24 hour alcohol licences all showing a small increase in the numbers issued in the last year, according to new statistics published by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport.
27/10/2008
113/0827 October 2008The world famous French chef, Raymond Blanc, was presented with an honorary OBE (Officer of the British Empire) today by Culture Secretary Andy Burnham, in recognition of his services to the British food industry.
114/0827 October 2008Guiseppe Toni Mascolo, the ‘Toni’ half of the global hairdressing name, TONI&GUY, was today presented with an honorary OBE (Officer of the British Empire) by Culture Secretary Andy Burnham, in recognition of his services to the British hairdressing industry.
23/10/2008
111/0823 October 2008World leaders from the creative and financial industries will convene in the UK next year to help ensure that our creative industries continue to grow and thrive
109/0823 October 2008Barbara Follett, Minister for Culture, today took action to protect the remains of a historic 17th Century ship, HMS London, which sank in the Thames Estuary nearly 350 years ago.
22/10/2008
110\200822 October 2008The Government today announced that due to current market conditions it will not proceed with the sale of the Tote this Autumn.
111\200822 October 2008Barbara Follett and top Bollywood stars celebrate historic agreementAn era of closer collaboration between Indian and UK film-makers began today as film Minister Barbara Follett launched a historic film co-production on the set of major Bollywood movie London Dreams.
21/10/2008
107/0821 October 2008Over £4.5 million will be handed out to 12 English seaside towns in the latest round of funding from the Government’s Sea Change programme, which aims to reinvigorate our much-loved resorts by investment in culture and heritage. Restored promenades; spectacular beach-front redesigns and new exhibition spaces will enhance the local environment and help boost visitor numbers around the coastline.
17/10/2008
106/0817 October 2008JOINT DCMS/BERR PRESS RELEASE
An action plan to secure the UK’s place at the forefront of innovation, investment and quality in the digital and communications industries will be developed by Stephen Carter, the first Minister for Communications, Technology and Broadcasting.
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