Alex Chisholm and Rebecca Sudworth, Civil Service Permanent Secretary Lead and Deputy Lead for Carers, acknowledge the contribution of all our civil servant carers. Today is Carers’ Rights Day which provides a welcome opportunity to recognise the contribution of our carers. Around a fifth …
Armed with only a copy of Civil Service Quarterly's recent article on Making Things Happen at the Implementation Unit, Deputy Director @CDMullin answered questions about the team, and what it does.
Emma Hopkins, Head of Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict at the Foreign Office, talks about her involvement with the global summit and #timetoact.
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Conrad Bird, Director of the campaign at No10, shares his top tips for writing a winning nomination for this year's Civil Service Awards.
HM Treasury's Daniel Poxon became a dementia friend for both profession and personal reasons, but the scheme has become a useful tool in his day-to-day role organising volunteering activities in the department.
Every year, civil servants are tasked with delivering some of the UK’s most ambitious and transformative projects. Even a very quick scan of the Major Projects Authority (MPA’s) second annual report, published today, would leave you in little doubt of …
Until the first of this year’s Civil Service Live events and the best opportunities in the calendar for meeting Civil Servants from all across Government and hearing what they’ve been up to.
The Civil Service Group is a new team in the Cabinet Office formed to support the official and Ministerial leadership of the Civil Service.
When the Government Office network was abolished, and we both applied for the same position in the newly created Local Intelligence Team in the office of Civil Society (Cabinet Office), we were offered the post on a job-share basis. We are part of a team of 9, with 1 colleague based in each of the other 7 English regions and we have an outward facing role, engaging with stakeholders from voluntary and community sector organisations, local authorities and business across the whole of the South West.
Read Sherin Aminossehe’s open letter to the membership explaining the changes to the GPP profession.
