...this lovely infographic from the British Consulate-General in New York (ukinusa) Finally, today was the anniversary of the creation of the iconic 'Keep Calm and Carry On' poster, and the...
...alongside the responses that they have received through other digital channels and the many face to face discussions that have taken place with Civil Servants across the UK. The findings...
...third party investors to back public policy interventions that are proven to work. The What Works Network, launched in March 2013 is starting to fulfil this ambition by ensuring that...
DWP and Social Justice's Pat Russell spent some time today [24 July] answering questions around connecting policy with practice, during the latest instalment of the #AskCivilService twitter Q&As. There's some...
...– just think what that’s saving in terms of the cost of human suffering. I’m convinced mutuals have the power to transform what we do - introducing new ways of...
...context to the tour: As we set off through the lush countryside he explained to us that we weren’t tourists, we were pilgrims who had come to pay our respects...
...In fact, I didn’t even realise that I’d joined a public service until several months after I got the job. I just applied to work on what seemed to be...
...got there or how many different suppliers handled it, of which Royal Mail is just one. Each step in that chain, from the paper and ink, printers, envelopes, stamps and...
Today (16 October) we announced the shortlist for this year's Civil Service Awards. Once again the standard of entries was phenomenally high so we'd like to firstly thank everybody who...
...National Audit Office stated that many ‘…government policy initiatives were delivered through major projects. Successful project delivery is therefore essential to government delivering its promises and objectives.’ And today government...
