Shaping a better future for our young people
...of 11 and 15, the UK goes from having one of the best records across 42 countries on life satisfaction, to one of the poorest. A lack of support networks...
...of 11 and 15, the UK goes from having one of the best records across 42 countries on life satisfaction, to one of the poorest. A lack of support networks...
...required – and I want to look at the example set by just one of them. Last month, Minister for the Cabinet Office Matthew Hancock launched the Government Communications Plan...
...exploring one answer through the Centre for Social Action, which is helping to grow volunteering models that complement public services, from health, ageing and care, to supporting young people. Since...
...we sent one of the team on a 2-day Institute of Direct Marketing course. She came back buzzing with ideas, which she shared across CSL and with Cabinet Office comms...
...telephone. So the first thing I want to say is: thank you. The last five years brought new problems and tough decisions as we tried to provide the best possible...
...prevent infections, through better infection prevention and control protect the drugs we already have through better stewardship and promote the development of new drugs and diagnostics We are making progress...
...money. Better services for users present better value for money for government. When HMRC redesigned its ‘pay your self-assessment online’ form around user needs, it reduced the costs of support...
...phone. I was lucky to be able to reshape my lifestyle (make new and better habits) and got a better understanding of my condition and myself: thanks to great professional...
...we stood resolutely in silence, every one of us carrying cards with a name, regiment and the date ‘July 1 1916’, and the single instruction that this should be handed...
...what it means for the Civil Service. Clearly, the referendum set a new direction for the country and therefore new challenges and priorities for the Civil Service - ones that...