...the week involved workshops, including with the Territorial Offices. There were also useful tours, including to the House of Commons and No. 10, and these just topped off a well-constructed...
...in many ways. Time In When we quietly reflect internally, focusing on sensations, images, feelings and thoughts, we help to better integrate the brain. Down Time When we are non-focused,...
...events and regional meet-ups continue to work in the open write new things How can you get involved? The kind of change we need starts from within. We want to...
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...
...revealed. It was a really nice surprise! It was a privilege to be invited to attend the ceremony in London and I was very pleased with how much my work...
...advice on how to choose the best volunteer opportunity for you. 1. A great way to start is to use a volunteering website to find opportunities near where you live....
...using a team Google+ Community to share ‘in case of interest’ information. We used to send this sort of information in emails to the whole team, which some people loved,...
...Civil Service that knowledge is power. In reality, you should trust your staff to have the knowledge – they’re the experts that know how to do it and how to...
...enormous difference by giving us instant access to a mind-boggling store of information. One of the most exciting innovations in online learning is the introduction of MOOCs (Massive Open Online...
...your computer to the attacker, allowing them to gain access to your organisation’s wider computing infrastructure or to access sensitive information held on your computer. It might also be ransomware,...
