...Guide to Smart Working in Government released in 2014. In the Cabinet Office’s The Way We Work programme (TW3) modern workplaces are matched with mobile technology and simplified security to...
...Britain, France and Belgium - planted with care along the roads travelled by pilgrims today. The flowers really bought home the cost of the war. Try to see each flower...
...developed during the programme. The Academy provided us with precious thinking time, in a period spent away from the office, to reflect on the PCC’s vision for victims and witnesses...
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 …
...nice piece about the important role the Civil Service played in the First World War. The Foreign & Commonwealth Office live tweeted the events leading up to the outbreak of...
DWP and Social Justice's Pat Russell spent some time today [24 July] answering questions around connecting policy with practice, during the latest instalment of the #AskCivilService twitter Q&As. There's some...
...In fact we had over 300 pledges made during the 2 days. Keep an eye open on the blog because we'll be doing something with your pledges soon! Civil Service...
...Liz Ditchburn, Director of Policy at the Department for International Development (DFID), and John O’Brien, Director of Safeguarding at the Home Office talk about the background to Girl Summit, and...
...themselves or others forward for consideration in this year’s awards. Good luck! Una O’Brien, Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health, Civil Service Awards Champion and Judge at Civil Service...
...revealed. It was a really nice surprise! It was a privilege to be invited to attend the ceremony in London and I was very pleased with how much my work...
