The tenth Civil Service Awards took place at Buckingham Palace this year. Celebrating great public service work that is changing lives for the better in the UK, this year's winners were also presented to The Queen.
To mark the tenth anniversary of the Civil Service Awards, The Queen visited Marsham Street to meet Home Office and DCLG staff and honour the work of civil servants.
With the news that all 44 of Sir Edwin Lutyens war memorials have been listed, Simon Holder looks at the little-known memorial to the Civil Service Rifles at Somerset House.
Rt Hon Matt Hancock, Minister for the Cabinet Office, offers his congratulations to this year's nominees and explains why the awards are so important.
DCMS' Chris Townsend congratulates the Value for Money team for their work on the rollout of superfast broadband across the UK, for which they've been shortlisted for a Civil Service Award.
Sir Jeremy Heywood and Melanie Dawes, Civil Service Gender Champion, look ahead to the opportunities we have to help close the gender pay gap.
Tim Scott from DCMS reflects on the learnings and success he had working with two private sector companies explaining IoT to colleagues at Civil Service Live.
Changes needed to be made to the Civil Service Learning website, but it took a sympathetic manager to get David Acquet's improvements off the ground.
Jon Davies from FCO's Diplomatic Academy celebrates his teams nomination for a 2015 Civil Service Award and explains the work they do.
We caught up with Civil Service Award nominee Will Surman to find out about his short-listing and the work his team do protecting the UK.
