Sue Owen, Permanent Secretary for DCMS and the Civil Service LGB&TI Champion This year’s Rio 2016 Olympic Games have been extremely successful for Team GB, finishing an overall second in...
...secured a placement working for Chancellor Rushi Sunak In just shy of two years on the apprenticeship, I worked on a number of high-profile issues such as preparations for leaving...
...people who get up in the morning to make the world a better place and work long and hard to deliver for citizens and communities. During my career I’ve seen...
...my condition for what it is and manage it as effectively as possible. For me, this condition is a disability that is not visible until I experience an attack. Managers...
...and the government wants competition in its marketplace from the best businesses in Britain, driving innovation which we know leads to better value for money for taxpayers, while helping businesses,...
...cost-efficient solutions that provide greater transparency while providing a better service for members of the public. We also have an interest in the wider development and adoption of technology to...
...working is just for low-skilled or low-profile jobs. It showcases people working in influential roles while maintaining a flexible balance between work and other commitments. Deborah's entry in the Timewise...
...to improve the way in which we harness data to improve our understanding of the world and help make better decisions in keeping with the theme for the meeting: better...
...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...
...media, a popular website for our target audience. We also worked with influencers, such as freestyle footballer Liv Cooke, who filmed an interactive #backofthebin challenge on social media, inviting users...
