On 24 October 2018 Sir Jeremy Heywood announced in a personal statement that he was standing down as Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service to concentrate on his recovery from ill health.
He was appointed Cabinet Secretary following the announcement of Sir Gus O’Donnell’s retirement in December 2011. From September 2014 Jeremy also took on the title Head of the Civil Service.
...up to 50,000 of our colleagues across the country will develop or already have the condition. And it’s going to get worse - over the next 30 years, the number...
...items of data, including information on hospitals, local authority social care and public health functions, mental health services and individual surgeons. The data covers a wide range of issues: everything...
...while delivering more than ever before, and we are up-skilling our staff so we are capable of meeting the challenges ahead. The report that the Government published today set out...
Young people talk about their experiences shadowing some of our senior leaders during Takeover Day.
Sir Jeremy Heywood highlights the What Work Network's key achievements to date and outlines 3 actions he would like policy-making civil servants to take.
Sir Jeremy Heywood thanks civil servants for taking part in the People Survey and discusses the results.
Talent Action Plan is only the first piece in the jigsaw, now it's your chance to influence the next steps of the policy. Sir Jeremy encourages us all to get involved.
Sir Jeremy Heywood discusses what civil servants at all grades can do to improve their commercial skills.
Sir Jeremy talks about the Red Tape Challenge, and highlights the key achievements to date and the important work that DEFRA is doing on this agenda.
With only a few days left to take part, Sir Jeremy explains why the survey is such an important tool to help improve our working lives.
