Make me a property expert... in a day?
In the Civil Service, I’ve worked in planning, housing and now in the Government Property Unit (GPU) on asset efficiency. These are all areas I’m really interested in, and given...
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Letting our diversity and inclusion stars shine
...get stuck into this year’s excitement, let's take a minute to reflect on what the awards mean, and the calibre of the previous winners. With this in mind, we’ve asked...
Where are we on diversity and inclusion?
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Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service, Posted on:
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...and have started to develop a new strategy for 2017 onwards that will set out our long-term vision for diversity and inclusion and how we plan to get there. Follow...
Discovering a new world of IT with ‘Columbus’
...single suppliers that tie us in for the long term. Smaller, more flexible, contracts allow us the flexibility we need to innovate and look for efficiencies in our services that...
World Mental Health Day – caring for the carers
...Mental Health. In previous blogs, we’ve heard about how mental illness can affect 1 in 4 of us in a given year. This could be someone in your team, your...
The importance of looking back...
...Officer in the 1790s, travelling miles each day on horseback to check that pub landlords were paying the right duties. He wrote in his journal about the tiresome admin and...
Four decades of service – thinking back, looking forward
...through a global financial crisis; growing demand for and expectation of public services and less money to deliver them; and all within an increasingly tense and dangerous international context. Through...
Launching a women’s network – one year on
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Carolyn O'Connor and Beth Walker, Posted on:
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A great place to work, Diversity and inclusion
...in London in June 2016, live-streamed to our other six sites. We introduced ourselves to the department back in March on International Women’s Day, but this launch was our opportunity...
Shaping the First World War commemorations
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Sue Owen, DCMS Permanent Secretary, and Civil Service LGB&TI Champion, Posted on:
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...of us in DCMS, when we started thinking about how to mark the centenary of the First World War, anticipated the huge levels of interest and engagement we have seen....
Unpacking ‘confident’ – and finding inclusion
...helps make connections with other people and build trust. When I talk to people about this, the response is often, “I wouldn’t want to show vulnerability, it’s important to look...