...could have hardly described it better had he rewritten his famous book Horton Hears a Who! for a version in which the elephant had tinnitus rather than extraordinary hearing. But...
...one.’ Fast forward 12 months, I’ve just won the Prime Minister’s Award for work within my community, supporting young unemployed East Londoners at the height of the pandemic - with...
...Customs won the “Developing Talent Award - Progression” for their “Embrace” Programme, which supports and develops talented minority ethnic employees by preparing them for leadership roles and helping them achieve...
...in the lives of their children. All the evidence suggests this is much better for the children. So civil servants leading the reforms have worked with relevant charities to develop...
...10 cases, what people really want is some new pages on our intranet. Writing in plain English is better both for our colleagues in the department and for the general...
Ben Merrick On 16 March, I had the honour of opening a cross-Whitehall conference at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) for departmental disability champions. This was staged with the...
...tennis or badminton with family or friends after work. Most of my own exercise comes from walking between the main Government Legal Department building and other Whitehall departments for meetings...
...already making life better for participating recruiters and vacancy holders, with early feedback confirming a marked improvement in functionality. I know that teams across GRS have made a concerted effort...
...would forge for ourselves in the department and what we wanted to achieve. The launch Network 58 – aptly named to represent the current status – held its formal launch...
The Civil Service LGBT+ Network, led by John Peart, triumphed in the prestigious Developing and Supporting People category for its groundbreaking mentoring scheme. As winning reactions go, it’s fair to...
