...pan-government level, promoting trade and investment with the Department for International Trade, and supporting jobs across the tourism industry in partnership with Visit Britain. It attracts the brightest and best...
...It evolved during the Anglo-Saxon period, developing into the early foundations of Cornish and Welsh in the south west regions of Britain, and Cumbrig in the north of England and...
...but how they should do it – where does kindness feature? In Scotland, we’ve seen international interest, from the OECD and other organisations, in our well-established and recently refreshed National...
...achieved a completion rate of 65% last year, so your full involvement is needed to help us equal or exceed that figure. In Jeremy Heywood’s blog launching the survey, he...
...into the hands of the citizen. To achieve this we have arranged our strategy into five main themes. We will focus on: business transformation: continuing to design, develop and deliver...
...down to a few things: the Civil Service Code puts integrity at the heart of our values – you can interpret integrity in many ways, but for me it goes...
...all in one place online. It has been successful, but we’ve found that people increasingly want a solution that’s more similar to the digital services they use in their day...
...about autism awareness. Jonathan As someone who had always been interested in experiencing life in the Civil Service, the Autism Exchange placement was very helpful in providing practical experience of...
...and fellow citizens to believe whatever they choose, while also believing that living in a free society requires openness and debate surrounding belief, humanism included. Remembrance In my own department,...
...first-ever global disability summit in London in July, to make sure we really ‘leave no-one behind’ in alleviating poverty and delivering the Sustainable Development Goals. Skills and professions Every Civil...
