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29 August 2008
Culture Secretary Andy Burnham set out his ambition to offer coaching and competition for all by 2012 as part of plans to offer young people five hours of sport a week.
087/08
23 August 2008
Today, on UNESCO International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition, Margaret Hodge, Culture Minister, announced new protection for four historic buildings and monuments linked to the slave trade, and upgrades and amendments for 21 others.
088/08
26 August 2008
Thirty one museums and galleries in England will benefit from grants totalling £4 million, Culture Minister Margaret Hodge announced today.
092/08
20 August 2008
The Government is to launch a national funding drive to support Britain’s elite athletes in the run-up to the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
086/2008
15 August 2008
The unusual step of listing a building at Grade I was taken by Culture Minister Margaret Hodge, as she listed The Shell House in Sherborne, Dorset.
085/2008
7 August 2008
Culture Minister, Margaret Hodge, has placed a temporary export bar on an important musical manuscript, giving UK purchasers a last chance to acquire it before it is sold abroad.
083/2008
04 August 2008
Team GB for Beijing is the best prepared British team ever, Andy Burnham said today.
084/2008
04 August 2008
A package of measures to reduce bureaucracy and save money for managers of licensed premises was published today by licensing Minister Gerry Sutcliffe.
080/2008
1 August 2008
The final design for the permanent Memorial to the 52 innocent victims killed in the London bombings on 7 July 2005 was unveiled today.
082/2008
01 August 2008
A new 20,000 capacity performance space, a revitalised Napoleonic fort and improved facilities at a world class heritage site will all go ahead in England’s coastal towns following the award of over £10 million from the Government’s Sea Change programme.
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