...to join up. Soldiers from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, the Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, Gambia, and the British Protectorates. The Indian Army Corps and the Indian Labour Corps who served...
We recently updated the guidance for using digital and social media. Digital channels and techniques are increasingly important ways for civil servants to engage and interact with the audiences we...
Matthew Rycroft, Permanent Secretary, Department for International Development It’s Civil Service Awards season. I’m writing to encourage you all to nominate someone – yourself, someone who works for you or...
...news for our efficiency – perhaps less good for our work/life balance, but that’s a topic for another day. At HMRC, until recently, we’d have struggled to claim that our...
...locations, or working shifts, this can be even harder. It is however essential for trust and for engagement. And we know that engaged teams perform better. So, as a leader,...
...of speakers which included Neelie Kroes (Former European Commissioner for Digital Agenda), Kerensa Jennings (Head of Strategic Delivery at the BBC), and Janet Hughes and Michelle Thorp from the Cabinet...
...to feed itself. To give everyone access to financial services through mobile banking. And for everyone to get better software to revolutionise education and learning. If you haven’t guessed already,...
...for today. We believe that smart working is the best way to work for business - and for the individual. We want it to become the default for the Civil...
Tony Foot, Director General for Strategy Group, from the Department for Education In the second of our series spotlighting civil servants driving the Government's Plan for Change, we meet Tony...
...me was born on Twitter and, unequivocally, I’m better for it. A "river of data rushing past" - that's how New York Times writer David Carr (@Carr2n) describes Twitter. For...
