LGBT History Month 2016
As LGBT History Month draws to a close, our LGBT&TI champion Sue Owen looks back on how departments have supported the initiative and the importance of continuing to do so.
As LGBT History Month draws to a close, our LGBT&TI champion Sue Owen looks back on how departments have supported the initiative and the importance of continuing to do so.
Martin Hill looks back on an eventful celebration of Chinese New Year, put on by the Civil Service Race Forum and DECC's REM network to raise understanding of the Chinese culture.
Sir Simon McDonald looks at how the FCO are rising to the challenges and opportunities the recent Spending Review presents.
DfT's Liz Wilson thought she'd magically develop 'leadership skills' once she made DD, but she realised the key to becoming a good leader is to recognise the team not the hierarchy.
With the launch of the single departmental plans, John Manzoni explains how they will show what our real priorities for delivery are, and where we should focus our resources.
Robert Devereux, Permanent Secretary of DWP, hails their new video relay service as a sign of how the Civil Service is harnessing technology to support all our citizens.
Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions, looks at how CPS staff diversity complements their successes in race hate prosecutions, to the benefit of all.
Charlotte Dring, Private Secretary to DCLG Perm Sec Melanie Dawes, looks at her career in the Civil Service in the light of the recent Bridge Group report.
Welsh Permanent Secretary Sir Derek Jones looks at how different agencies have been working collaboratively to deal with the recent extreme weather crises.
With today's publication looking at mental health care in England, DECC Perm Sec Stephen Lovegrove looks at his department's support network and what it's doing to help.
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