Department for Culture Media and Sport
Just 200 days to go until the largest Paralympic Games ever.
Heritage Minister announces Government boost for Green Park monument.
90 million people to see adverts in Britain's biggest ever international tourism campaign.
Art Fund Prize 2012 longlist announced.
Specially commissioned photographs of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh to mark the 60th anniversary of The Queen's Accession.
Government reveals support for school sports competition and new 'Sport is GREAT' campaign.
Major exhibition opens at the British Museum.
A national campaign has been launched today to encourage the public to plan their travel during London 2012.
Good progress is being made by most local authorities developing plans to roll out superfast broadband says Ed Vaizey.
Council endorses report into improving skills of people working in the sector.
Culture Secretary welcomes former UK Sport Chief Executive John Steele to new role.
16 museums from Beamish to Bristol to share three-year funding package, in 'a good week for museums'.
Recommendations from independent panel for widespread deregulation of the tourism and hospitality industries.
Changes to lottery share boost funding over the next five years.
Ed Vaizey announces funding to help improve 36 museums and galleries through the DCMS/Wolfson Museums and Galleries Improvement Fund.
Art Fund and Crafts Council celebrate fifth year of initiative.
Olympics Minister tours the facility.
Independent review of film policy published.
Plans to extend mobile coverage to 99% of UK population.
Jeremy Hunt hails scheme to get more young people engaged in sport as four more sports are added and Premier League invests further £2m.
Jeremy Hunt unveils £1 billion strategy that delivers on 2012 Games promise.
Ministers mark 200 days to the Games by visiting venues to be used this summer.
World War 2 heritage further protected.
VisitBritain launch new phase of marketing campaign.
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