...Passport photo of Friedrich (Fred) Weiss On 31 January 1939, Friedrich (Fred) Weiss landed at Harwich in Essex to start his new life in the UK. Already 17, he was...
...a better place. How you can be involved The theme of this year’s campaign is breaking down barriers to getting active, and we’ve got some hugely inspirational individuals involved. One...
...telling people: “Be more innovative!” is a fairly unhelpful instruction. Over the last six months, I’ve been speaking to academics, researchers and private sector companies, and asking them one question:...
...Cabinet Office Staff Transfers team looked at how content design could improve the current experience for civil servants. Good content design helps everyone Nearly one in four people look at...
Three years after launching the Civil Service Carers’ Strategy, Alex Chisholm and Rebecca Sudworth, Civil Service Permanent Secretary Lead and Deputy Lead for Carers, provide an update on progress. Today...
...47 different countries. For each of us, the programme is a personal and intellectual journey as much as a professional one. And it’s one of our public sector’s hidden gems....
...to bang the drum and deliver the Games in Brum! Having delivered a magnificent sporting spectacle on time and on budget, the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games Delivery Unit were one...
...levelling up careers in the Civil Service Taking third spot in our most-read blogs was one written by Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary Alex Chisholm. He explored how moving thousands of...
...transactions, decisions or events. In pre-history some societies made marks on sticks or bone to record transactions that they wanted to refer back to later. Evolved over time Domesday book...
...about my caring role. My message to every other working carer out there is, “Everyone has good days and bad days. You need to take life one day at a...
