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The HMT website is moving to GOV.UK
HM Treasury has become the latest department to move onto GOV.UK - the new single home for all government services and information.
In this first phase, we have taken the following sections from this website to GOV.UK: Budget, Newsroom and Speeches, Economic Data, Consultations and legislation, Independent Reviews and About Us.
If you follow any of these links from the left-hand navigation you will be taken to GOV.UK.
If you follow a link to a bookmarked page, for example a press notice:
You will be taken to its equivalent page on the new website:
On GOV.UK you can now find;
- all our press releases and speeches since May 2010;
- the main Budget 2013 announcements;
- a number of our key publications, including the Green Book;
- biographies of our ministers;
- information on the history of HM Treasury and 11 Downing Street.
In the coming weeks we will bring the remaining sections of this website across: Financial Services, Infrastructure, International Issues, Public Spending and Reporting, Taxation, Work and Welfare and UK Economy. Thank you for your patience while we continue to work on the transition.
Topics and policies
Inside Government allows you see everything the government is doing across a range of topics – including economic growth and financial services - or you can review specific policies such as how we are achieving strong and sustainable economic growth or creating stronger and safer banks.
More about Inside Government and GOV.UK
Inside Government is still a work in progress. Work will continue as other organisations, many hundreds in total, move their information to GOV.UK. This will happen in batches and will be completed by March 2014.
You can find out more here;
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