The news, this Remembrance week, that all the war memorials designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, including the Cenotaph in Whitehall, are now officially protected by listing, is of more than...
...move forward. Listen to leaders open up as they recall the time something went wrong - and the valuable lessons learned. Northumbria University, Newcastle - 30 June Sutherland Building, 2...
...will continue to promote the positive behaviours we expect of all employees and an inclusive culture that is intolerant of bullying, harassment and discrimination. We are also developing a new...
...future. It is helping people adopt the most modern, evidence-based form of flexible working called ‘Smart Working’. And it is the foundation on which our new Government Hubs will be...
...user needs and evaluating the impact on user experience and perceived productivity. This is a great example of showing how technology can be used to set both people and information...
...reader users have found the service to be more challenging than other user groups. Some of the major issues encountered included inaccessible content and problematic custom elements, which we have...
...vibrant new content. We’ll also be building new features and functionality and working closely with Civil Service Jobs to maintain a streamlined end-to-end journey for our users. Keep an eye...
Reflecting on Mental Health Awareness Week last month, it was an opportunity to focus on the importance of mental health. Mental health covers a wide variety of conditions, and a...
Today, the Evaluation Task Force – a joint Cabinet Office and HM Treasury team – has launched the Evaluation Registry, a new website on GOV.UK. The Registry brings together all...
...2024, but their contributions continue to echo in today's fight for fairness and dignity. These anniversaries serve as powerful reminders of the ongoing struggle for equality and justice, and the...
