...were for school-leavers but all the other students in my classes are also mature, which I find encouraging. My apprenticeship is an innovative 18-month programme, designed on the latest best...
...tree nurseries, using the latest agro-innovations for helping crops to grow and yields increase where water is scarce. Sitting on colourful mats in the shade of a tree, shielding us...
...making the Civil Service the most inclusive employer in the UK. Leaders across the Civil Service are awaiting the results of the latest People Survey, ready to take action in...
...‘living museum’, talks by suffrage speakers, panel discussions and history walks. You can follow @XgovCentenary on Twitter for all of the latest news and events happening in departments and agencies....
...for International Trade (DIT), we aim to be an exemplar of a 21st-century department, pioneering a new way of working. We have an outward-facing agenda – promoting free trade –...
...then, the Commonwealth has grown steadily and now includes 53 countries. The latest to (re-)join was The Gambia, in February. Today, Commonwealth countries observe Commonwealth Day, which is why the...
...we plan to sustain this progress with the latest tools and technologies and by making sure that civil servants have the skills they need to operate them. The fruits of...
...triggers. This blog, the latest in a series of personal disability stories, features Joanne’s experience of mental ill health and how she is using her first-hand knowledge and insights to...
...bring together local groups and partners along railway routes to work with industry and deliver a wide range of engagement and promotional activities. I was able to discuss with him...
Philip Rutnam, Permanent Secretary for the Home Office, and Civil Service Disability Champion This latest blog post in the series of civil servants' personal disability stories features Ross Duncan talking...
