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29 May 2008
Joint DCMS/DCSF press release
Ten areas around the country are to pilot the Government’s £25 million Find your Talent programme to give young people the chance to encounter a range of high-quality cultural experiences for five hours a week both in and outside of school.
046/08
23 May 2008
New creative learning programme for schools beginning in September 2008
Exploring the monastic ruins of Fountain’s Abbey in Yorkshire, inter-acting with the futuristic design of Leicester’s brand new John Lewis, or studying the layout of your local high street could be on the books for children as part of the Government’s ‘Engaging Places’ plan to offer schools ways to connect with their local heritage and architecture.
045/08
22 May 2008
Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell has welcomed the report by the International Olympic Committee's Coordination Commission on progress towards 2012.
044/08
21 May 2008
Two sausage shops in South London were today listed as Grade II buildings, by Culture Minister Margaret Hodge.
043/08
20 May 2008
Joint DCMS/DCSF press release
40/08
14 May 2008
French-born fashion designer Nicole Farhi was today presented with an honorary CBE (Commander of the British Empire) by Culture Secretary Andy Burnham in recognition of her services to the fashion industry.
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14 May 2008
The Government has today published Preparing Britain for the Future - the Draft Legislative Programme 2008-09, which sets out the UK Government’s plans for legislative and key non-legislative action in next year’s Parliamentary session.
JOINT DCMS/UK FILM COUNCIL PRESS RELEASE
The UK and Indian Governments have successfully completed negotiations which will enable a UK-India film co-production agreement to come into force.
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