...went on to a series of manual pre-minimum wage jobs, doing everything from cleaning toilets to making sandwiches (don’t worry, I did wash my hands in between). My last job...
...necessary to leave the European Union and to get the best trade deals for Britain once we have left; to make sure we get the basics right while driving through...
...Ministry of Justice works to ensure access to justice for all, including for those who can’t speak English. In UK courts up to 750 cases each day require an interpreter....
...of Whitehall. Both are based in Wales – Companies House in Cardiff, the IPO in Newport – and most of the staff are locally employed and, on average, stay in...
...support to exciting projects in 7 cities with strong links to suffrage; and establishing a number of programmes to increase the democratic engagement of younger people. Our centenary year plans...
...initiative to set up the Cabinet Office’s Open Innovation Team, a new unit dedicated to helping departments generate analysis and ideas by deepening collaboration with academics. Supported by Research Councils...
...Service is partnering with CSSC to launch the first Active Wellbeing Week. I would encourage as many of you as possible to get involved in activities that are planned in...
...so far, with stops including Vietnam, Uganda, and Pakistan. UK Suffrage Flag Relay Melanie Dawes, Civil Service Gender Champion, took the Suffrage Flag Relay to ‘Women into Leadership’ in Cardiff...
...are supported and feel able to continue working, should they wish to do so, or return to work after treatment. I am grateful and pleased to introduce Seonaid Webb, who...
...about, and a wonderful team to work with. I’m in a new and exciting relationship. I’ve had the opportunity to live all over the UK and to travel to Africa,...
