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Grassroots sport finds new voice in English regions

28/01/2010

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28 January 2010

The drive to get a million people playing more sport is to be promoted by nine new champions – one for each region in England.

Margaret Hodge marks Holocaust Memorial Day with grants to The Jewish Museum and The Wiener Library

26/01/2010

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26 January 2010

Culture Minister Margaret Hodge today announced two grants to The Jewish Museum and The Wiener Library to help meet relocation costs.  Each institution will receive £100,000 from DCMS resources made possible by under-spends identified elsewhere.

UK to put forward ‘fewer and fitter’ places for future UNESCO World Heritage Site designation

22/01/2010

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22 January 2010

A competition to find more cultural and natural heritage places of global importance , which are fit to become future UK World Heritage Sites, was launched today by Culture Minister Margaret Hodge.  In future the Government will put forward fewer sites for consideration by UNESCO, with a streamlined application system to help ensure success.

Minister urges thousands more sports clubs to register for tax benefits and share in a multi-million pound windfall

21/01/2010

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21 January 2010

Thousands of amateur sports clubs across the UK are missing out on a share of tax savings running into millions of pounds, Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe said today.

Video Recordings Bill receives Royal Assent

21/01/2010

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21 January 2010

Sanctions against those who unlawfully sell unclassified or age-restricted DVDs, videos or video games may once again be enforced after the Video Recordings Bill received Royal Assent earlier today.

New arts jobs for young people

21/01/2010

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21 January 2010

Over 200 theatre and performing arts apprenticeships across London and Essex were announced by Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw today.

Successful bidders announced for next stage of IFNC pilot process

13/01/2010

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13 January 2010

Issued on behalf of the Independently Funded News Consortia pilot Selection Panel.

New British licence requirements for overseas online gambling firms

07/01/2010

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7 January 2010

Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe today announced proposals to bring in new licence requirements for overseas-based online gambling firms who want to have a customer base in Britain.

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