...the ensuing riots sparked a worldwide liberation movement that is still strong today. Now, each summer, the LGBTI communities, and their allies, come together to celebrate the progress we’ve made...
Sir Jeremy Heywood Earlier today, Rob Wilson, the Minister for Civil Society, launched an exciting partnership between the Cabinet Office and the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of...
John Manzoni at Civil Service Live 2016 Today we’re sad to say goodbye and thank you to Stephen Foreshew-Cain, Executive Director of GDS. Stephen is leaving GDS after two years,...
...workplace. Despite getting three Bs in my A-levels and wanting to pursue a career in journalism, I knew quickly once I had started university that it wasn’t for me and...
...stronger and clearer that challenge will be. What have we done to respond to what you told us in the 2015 People Survey? The Leadership Statement, introduced in February 2015,...
Sir Jeremy Heywood New thinking is needed if we are to meet the Government’s social and economic objectives. An important part of this is the need to promote better ways...
I’m writing today about a topic that is incredibly important to me, and indeed to the whole Civil Service – whistleblowing. Whistleblowing is the process of raising a concern about...
...or council tax today. On a lighter note, I was delighted to learn that we used to have a staff magazine called TSM – short for The Staff Magazine. Would...
Sue Owen, Permanent Secretary DCMS Today, at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the country will pause and remember all those who have died for...
Mark Sedwill, Home Office Permanent Secretary At the Home Office our mission has always been to keep the country secure and our citizens safe. Today there are new threats to...
