...support we need comes through networks that allow us to be vulnerable and ask for help. We’ve a number of ideas for future events, but always welcome more input and...
...there is also a growing number of altruistic donors. For those without a compatible living donor, the next option is joining the waiting list for a deceased donor. Unfortunately, the...
...timing for everything from mobile phone networks to GPS. The first caesium atomic clock – the basis for the international time standard today – was developed at the National Physical...
...management and knowledge in this area leads to better value for money and better services. This is particularly relevant to civil servants. Ministers, Parliament and the public rely on us...
...and they don’t like having separate passwords for the different systems we use in departments. This is a great mandate for us to do better, and what we do with...
...early part of the Second World War, Dr Miller was based at Balliol College, Oxford, in the Foreign Office’s Research and Press Service (FRPS). The Foreign Secretary in response to...
...to celebrate the fantastic work colleagues do to promote healthy lifestyles, raise money for charity and get to know each other better as a result. Leadership often sounds daunting, but...
...a regular forum for BAME G6/7s to meet, exchange ideas and strengthen personal networks act as a challenge function and provide solutions to help increase senior ethnic diversity in the...
...financial management, better child safeguarding, and better aviation security and marine protection. Ben (centre) - and a 40,000-year-old ice-core sample - at the British Antarctic Survey As Commissioner for BIOT...
...as Sensory Processing Sensitivity – a form of neurodiversity more commonly known as High Sensitivity. Between 15 and 30% of the population are highly sensitive – that means around 60,000...
