This year is the 10th anniversary of the Civil Service Awards, which recognise the great work of civil servants. Nominations for the 2015 awards are now open and Head of the Civil Service Sir Jeremy Heywood explains why it is important that we celebrate our achievements.
Head of the Civil Service Sir Jeremy Heywood explains why a career in government is such an exciting and rewarding option for science, technology and engineering graduates - and why we need more of them.
...rainbow flag from Government buildings, including mine, shared between DCMS, HMRC, Cabinet Office and the Treasury, while GCHQ’s iconic doughnut was lit up in rainbow colours, as described in Robert...
...how to deliver public services most efficiently. So the chance to build networks with peers across the Civil Service is invaluable. https://youtu.be/mmbnjB_omAk This emphasis on different skills and experience at...
...balance between objective challenge and expert support; engaging early enough in a project life cycle to really make a difference; supporting departments in the development of professional skills and capability;...
...the Civil Service and how it operates, and becoming involved in projects, along with developing broader skills. This year we have our biggest ever cohort – over 300 interns, involving...
HM Treasury Permanent Secretary Sir Nicholas Macpherson looks back at the first decade of HMRC.
With nominations for the 2015 Civil Service Diversity & Inclusion Awards closing on 19 June, our Diversity Champion Sir Simon Fraser explains why it's important to recognise the achievements of those who are helping us to value difference.
To mark Volunteers' Week, Sir Jeremy Heywood celebrates the thousands of civil servants who volunteer for good causes and announces new Civil Service support for volunteering.
Making it real - Ministry of Justice Permanent Secretary Ursula Brennan talks about embedding the Leadership Statement by linking it to the challenges frontline staff face every day.
