...had to leave him every day to go home. I never expected to find myself in this situation – so it isn’t surprising my colleagues weren’t entirely sure how to...
...I know from personal experience how fundamental they are to enabling disabled people to thrive. New Civil Service Diversity & Inclusion strategy In 2022, we will publish a new Civil...
...of a process led by the charity Involve, assembly members were working through the various trade-offs involved in deciding the future of policing in their neighbourhood and putting together final...
When I was appointed as Cabinet Secretary back in January 2012, I spoke of my ambition to increase evidence based policy-making and for independent arbiters, equivalent to NICE, to encourage...
...measured, gets done’. An illustration of this renewed intention to implement is the new architecture created by the Prime Minister, from the first week of the new government, and overseen...
...and how to minimise the risks posed by perpetrators while also encouraging them to tackle their behaviours. The research will also feed into a new toolkit which Public Health England...
...delivering training to help community and third sector groups understand how to use the index to attract funding and improve services in their area. A quarterly newsletter is helping to...
...Elle Panes and Rachael Robinson, we created a workshop inviting people from all grades and professions to join. We wanted to host an open, frank discussion about promotions, interviews and...
...us organise one of the most important events in the calendar. Thanks to all our speakers, both from within and external to the Civil Service, who delivered excellent sessions to...
...mobile services to buy off-grid electricity to light their homes. Digital innovation in development – and closer to home In DFID’s work, we have seen hundreds of examples of how...
