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Government Communications has appointed David Dinsmore to bring clarity to departments that have bravely mistaken length for meaning.
Marine Consultation gains four weeks, allowing the sea more time to respond to a detailed form in a sensible font.
The Savings Chair has made an immediate withdrawal, leaving NS and I to begin an interim search and guard the upholstery.
Sewage pollution is set to halve by 2030, leaving the remaining half with a monitor, a target and a glossy leaflet.
The Midlands drought puts clouds on a performance plan, as dry weather and restrictions bring rain under sharp scrutiny.
The British Wool Board selects two humans for three years, despite impressive competition from the flock.
The Evaluation Registry puts government studies in one searchable place, so Britain can finally evaluate how often it evaluates evaluations.
The drainage grant gives councils £5m to keep water in approved channels, rather than shopping on the high street.
Planning appeals are going digital, allowing Britain to reject your tasteful orangery with modern speed and an individual login.
