2015: the year the data revolution got serious
The UK's National Statistician, John Pullinger, looks at a new wave of innovation in government data that could help make life better and easier for us all.
Fast Track to success: Civil Service apprenticeships and why they are so important
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Jeremy Heywood explains how the growing Fast Track Apprenticeship scheme supports one of his key priorities as Head of the Civil Service.
Getting better by failing fast – Civil Service Learning’s new booking service
Civil Service Learning's new booking system was the first cross-government internal service assessed against the Digital Service Standard. CSL head of digital John Fitzpatrick describes what happened.
Christmas in Kabul
...as usual But other than these two days, it will be business as usual for the mission. We will be back at work by Sunday, 27 December, pushing forward work...
I'm a civil servant and I... work for Canada Revenue Agency
In a guest post Nick Frate from the Canadian Revenue Agency talks about the things he's learned and life as a public servant in Canada.
Becoming a better civil service - the power of learning and collaboration
As UK representative on the OECD's Public Governance Committee, Liz McKeown has seen how learning from and collaborating with international partners can make us a more effective civil service.
Making learning second nature
...Civil Service Learning is to support every civil servant to contribute to an outstanding Civil Service, and we would really welcome your input, feedback and ideas to help us do...
Equality in the Civil Service: talking about race
One year after his appointment as Civil Service Race Champion, Richard Heaton believes that to make progress on race equality, we need - among other things - to talk about it more.
Leadership: the duck stops here
Flamingos, sheep, ducks – Julia Ruane considers various animal metaphors for different styles of leading (and following), and decides the ducks, and other birds in flight, have the answer.
My visit to Edinburgh - ancient and modern
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Jeremy Heywood describes his recent visit to Edinburgh, where he saw how civil servants are adapting to new developments in policy and technology.