Philip Rutnam, Perm Secretary for the Department for Transport and Civil Service Disability Champion If you head down to the O2 in Greenwich later this year to catch an event,...
With 24-hour news and social media now an established part of public life, it’s been a very long time since recess was a code-word for relaxation – either for the...
...that will mean moving internal services towards the Digital Service Standard for public services. These types of platform are increasingly commoditised services, so building an entirely new one for government...
...a simple concept, but it’s been totally transformational. For me, it’s as important as exercise, healthy eating and getting enough sleep. It’s about taking personal responsibility for my physical and...
...are delivering more for taxpayers and for less of their money. There’s more to be done before we achieve the goals set out in the Civil Service Reform Plan. But...
...Century challenges. That’s our goal at the new Leadership College for Government. But what exactly does this mean for you? Natalie Golding, Director of the Leadership College for Government Modernised...
...through football and promoting community cohesion. I hope I can continue to be an inspiration for the young people, and to promote the Civil Service positively to the wider community....
...“where should I go for a walk this afternoon?”; and Anne Cook, of the Scottish Government, who has been at the forefront of promoting the rights of social housing tenants...
...and Skills (BIS)), legislation and system reform (as directors for higher education in BIS and then the Department for Education), overseen major projects and operational delivery (as Directors General for...
...for Housing, Communities and Local Government PPE cell worked across government and alongside military personnel sourcing emergency supplies of masks, gloves and aprons for local communities across England. In February,...
