Getting involved in Inter Faith Week

...Champions to help me by promoting faith literacy and inclusion in their departments. The network met for the first time in July, and we discovered quickly that we are a...
...Champions to help me by promoting faith literacy and inclusion in their departments. The network met for the first time in July, and we discovered quickly that we are a...
...in the UK but with our international partners through the IPSFF. However, we are not finished. Fraud is a constantly evolving crime that finds new ways to threaten the public...
...optimal route to work, to striking new possibilities in social scientific research. I applied for the role of Chair of the Geospatial Commission having spent almost four decades working with...
...for existing staff but they can pull in new recruits, leading to a more dynamic workforce mix, with a range of ages and backgrounds being represented. They also give employers...
...has a photograph from the newspapers in the mid-1990s, showing the monthly meeting between the Chancellor and the Governor of the Bank of England, at which they used to decide...
...those ‘wicked’ problems that can’t be solved within our own organisations, and know how frustrating it can be to come up against structural barriers when citizens and service users rightly...
...training for the New Zealand Ironman, I was on a bike ride with a friend. A van suddenly turned across our path. I had nowhere to go, but to crash...
...Several of them find themselves with enhanced reputations as the year ends and, in some cases, new and stretching jobs. From my own department alone, that number includes Cheryl Avery,...
...we wanted to inject new ideas and a fresh perspective into Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Health and Safety. My apprentice has helped to future proof H&S safety in CCS, by...
...extra time to learn new things (I’m doing a Psychology course at the moment), do some voluntary work (some tutoring / mentoring for a charity), look after my nieces and...