Developing new skills and government services in the Graduate Fast Stream
Siju Salami tells us about his time as a Digital and Technology Fast Streamer at the Department for Work and Pensions.
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How Public Health England is helping to protect and improve the nation's health
Duncan Selbie, Chief Executive of Public Health England talks about how they are doing things differently to help people make informed lifestyle choices.
Keeping the lights on across government during WW1
The History of Government site explores how civil servants kept departments functioning during WW1, and which staff were allowed to enlist and which were not.
Understanding the cost of WW1 on a CSSC trip to Flanders
Sean Armstrong from DEFRA reflects on the human cost of WW1 after a trip to the fields of Flanders with the Civil Service Social Club.
#100mutuals: a people power revolution in public services
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Last week I hosted an evening at Number 10 to mark the launch of the hundredth public service mutual. I was joined by the leaders of these pioneering businesses to celebrate their remarkable achievements in transforming public services for the …
GOV.UK links: commemorating the centenary of World War 1
A link pack highlighting the activities various government departments are doing to commemorate the outbreak of the war and Remembrance Day.
DWP's Pat Russell talks about connecting policy with practice
Having been interviewed by the Institute for Government in Civil Service Quarterly, DWP & Social Justice's Pat Russell answered your questions in our latest #AskCivilService Twitter Q&A. This is what happened.
Civil Service Live: London - pictures and social round-up
Civil Service Live 2014 finished on a high with over 6,000 civil servants taking part in the 2 day event (15 to 16 July) in London. Read the round-up of the social media reaction and take a look at the event album.
Una O'Brien offers some last minute nomination advice
With less than a week to go to nominate, Una O’Brien, one of this year's judges, offers some last minute advice.
Civil Service Awards: how I felt winning an award
Luo Nan from the British Embassy in Beijing talks about what it felt like to win the Analysis and Use of Evidence award at last year's ceremony.