Jessica Crawley and Jasmine Hussain joined the DfE because they believed in its power to change lives — and now they’re seeing that in action, helping to build and expand 3,000 nurseries across England's schools. Let them tell you how …
What does being a 'data-driven' department mean for the Ministry of Justice? Permanent Secretary Richard Heaton explains.
There is still time - just - for civil servants to register for the remaining Civil Service Live 2016 events or to add sessions to your day.
See what happened when the doors of Civil Service Live 2016 opened to thousands of civil servants at the SECC in Glasgow and City Hall in Sheffield.
In her parting blog as director of Civil Service Learning, Hilary Spencer looks at what has gone into creating a new user-driven learning curriculum for civil servants.
Jeremy Heywood reports that the Civil Service has exceeded its target of placements for young people through the Movement to Work scheme, and helped improved the outcomes for participants.
New Government Chief Commercial Officer Gareth Rhys Williams gives his early impressions of working in the public sector and outlines his ambition for the Commercial Function.
Department for Transport Permanent Secretary Philip Rutnam explains why the UK is at the forefront of the development of autonomous vehicle technologies.
Clare Moriarty addresses some of the issues raised by the many people who commented on her previous blog post, 'In praise of vulnerability'.
Brian Stanislas writes about the thrill of Civil Service Job Share Finder winning the Innovation category at the 2016 Top Employers for Working Families Awards.
Sue Owen encourages aspiring leaders to apply for two important Civil Service talent development schemes, and emphasises their potential for increasing diversity at senior levels.
