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British Embassy celebrates Europe Day 2012 in Tallinn
15 May 2012
The British Embassy joined together with Embassies throughout Tallinn in a celebration of the values of the European Union. Thousands of visitors on Europe Day learned about the culture and roles of the member states.
Unveiling of the Admiral Wemyss Memorial at the Holy Spirit Church
Tallinn, 8 May 2012
On Monday 7 May British Ambassador Mr Chris Holtby and the Defence Attaché attended the opening of a memorial plaque to Admiral Wemyss at the Holy Spirit (Püha Vaimu) church.
Speech by Rt Hon Francis Maude MP: “Our Response to Cyber: Working Together to meet the Challenges and Opportunities of a Digital World”
Tallinn, 4 May 2012
On 3 May, Francis Maude, Minister for Cabinet Office, delivered a speech at the International Centre for Defence Studies, Tallinn.
Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude visits Estonia to discuss cyber issues
Tallinn, 4 May 2012
The Right Honourable Francis Maude MP visited Estonia on 1-3 May, for a programme of meetings with political, defence and business leaders in the cyber and digital spheres.
Visit to Estonia by Francis Maude, UK Cabinet Office Minister with lead responsibility for cyber issues
2 May 2012
From 1-3 May, the Right Honourable Francis Maude MP will visit Estonia on the invitation of President Toomas Hendrik Ilves, following their initial meeting at the London Cyber Conference in November 2011.
Estonia, the UK - and the world - celebrates 100 Days until the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
30 April 2012
The British Embassy in Tallinn was proud to be a part of a wide range of events to mark ‘100 Days to Go’ until the opening of the London 2012 Olympic games. Estonia was invited, with the rest of the world, to participate in the greatest Games yet.
Chevening Alumni discuss 'overcoming digital boundaries'
30 April 2012
The British Embassy in Tallinn was pleased to hold a networking event for the Estonian alumni of the Chevening scholarship. Guest speakers from the UK and Estonia provided perspectives on how to overcome the challenges posed by digital societies