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Review of marine historic environment will lead to better protection says heritage minister Andrew McIntosh

26/03/2004

033/04 Heritage Minister Andrew McIntosh today announced a UK wide consultation on the marine historic environment.

Estelle Morris Says 'The Dark' Throws Light On The World We Take For Granted

24/03/2004

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Arts Minister Estelle Morris today welcomed the opening of The Dark, a Culture Online project now going live at the Dana Centre at the Science Museum in London.

Draft Guidance on licensing reform laid before Parliament

23/03/2004

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A key step towards the modernisation of England and Wales' archaic licensing laws has been made today with the laying before Parliament of draft Guidance to licensing authorities.

Banging The Drum For Britain In Bollywood

15/03/2004

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Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell today sets out for India. She will lead a trade delegation to encourage the Indian film industry – the biggest in the world – to make more movies in the UK and use British film talent both sides of the camera.

Andrew McIntosh announces independent audit of conflict of interest issues at CABE

15/03/2004

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Heritage Minister Andrew McIntosh today announced an independent Audit into issues of conflict of interest at CABE, the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment.

Ban On Chain Gifting Scams Moves A Step Closer

12/03/2004

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A ban on chain gifting schemes moved a step closer today when the Government published draft legislation that would see people who organise, promote or recruit into the schemes risk up to a year in jail and fines of £5,000.

Estelle Morris Sees How Museums Can Inspire Young People's Creativity And Enhance Their Sense Of Identity

10/03/2004

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An exhibition of work at the Victoria and Albert Museum produced by young people and illustrating their perception of cultural diversity and their sense of identity was opened today by Arts Minister Estelle Morris.

Portsmouth's Tricorn Centre Will Not Be Listed, Says Andrew McIntosh

10/03/2004

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Heritage Minister Andrew McIntosh has decided against listing the Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth.

Two Years On - Free Admission To National Museums Draws Even Bigger Crowds

09/03/2004

25\04 The Government's policy of universal free admission for England's national museums and galleries continues to be a huge success, attracting nearly 11 million  extra visitors in its first two years, Arts Minister Estelle Morris said today.

Half a Million Pounds for Community Radio

05/03/2004

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Budding radio broadcasters across Britain will find it easier to set up a station in their local village, town or city thanks to a half a million pound Government grant, Media Secretary Tessa Jowell announced today.

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