...can’t wait. Today is venue training and I collect my all-important accreditation. Not only will it get me into the venue – it also secures my packed lunch! Very important....
...staff and Police find it to tears of gratitude. “A present from the Queen for coming today,” I whisper and wave her off. Someone hands me flowers and a card...
...physical medium, such as on a stick, vellum, or paper. In today’s Civil Service we usually create records digitally, but despite the change in medium records continue to be important...
...leadership in her work to improve outcomes for prison leavers. Tassie’s tremendous potential has been recognised by her securing a permanent appointment on promotion, and she now leads work to...
Three years after launching the Civil Service Carers’ Strategy, Alex Chisholm and Rebecca Sudworth, Civil Service Permanent Secretary Lead and Deputy Lead for Carers, provide an update on progress. Today...
Anyone going into any courtroom three years ago would have seen prosecutors with a stack of files on the bench, and similarly the shelves in our offices were piled high...
...busy is testament not only to the high tempo of operations, but also the importance of communications to defence. It’s a bit like being a press officer at sea. Day-to-day...
Tessa and Sarah have been job sharing for nearly seven years in the Department for Education. They have done five jobs together and been promoted twice as a job share....
...to do There is a variety of ways to involve young people in policy making, from simple consultation to full co-design. In most cases it’s worth working with a partner...
...in word press, or at the bottom of the blog post: [Photo above by John Smith on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons.] Editing images There are several free online editing...
