...so I was interested in Parliament and discovered an apprenticeship opportunity in the Commons. House of Commons I work for the International Development Committee, leading on Middle East- and North...
...sensitivity to light, sound, smell and touch. I have to wear sunglasses, can’t let anyone touch me, as it tingles intensely, can’t eat or drink anything, and when I try...
...inclusive growth can lead to real improvements in the outcomes experienced by those individuals, families and communities with the greatest needs. In short, the NPF provides the government machinery to...
...GDP figures to give us a better picture of the health of our economy in their article entitled ‘Sex, Drugs and GDP’. The Behavioural Insights Team explain how they used...
...injury to compete in the Invictus Games. Keep an eye on our social media profiles to hear from Matt and others from January. Join the active wellbeing 2024 campaign today...
...despite the challenge, I wanted to turn the pain in*]}*to something positive – and how I needed his help to achieve this. He instantly threw his incredible leadership into tackling...
...need to explain to many people why you need to be elsewhere. The Carer’s Passport is such an important tool. If you are a carer, please do take the time...
...users were asked to group different information, that they might find on the site, into categories, in a way that made sense to them. This informed the menu structure you...
...as Sao Paolo and Rio De Janeiro. The placement also gave me a real insight into how proactive the consulate is in representing UK interests. I attended an exhibition evening...
...12 months. Here they are. Simple Guide on Words to Avoid in Government Taking the coveted top spot was Sam Gregory’s Simple Guide on Words to Avoid in Government which...
