...meetings, speeches, writing, meeting friends or family – must be cancelled. The most anyone gets from me in that moment is a one-line text or email: “Got a migraine, sorry,...
...on what was achieved in the previous term. One of the many things I’m proud of is that, over the last few months, various parts of my ‘Future-proofing’ initiative came...
Tony Meggs, Chief Executive, Infrastructure and Projects Authority Almost all government policy is delivered through a project or programme of one form or another. Good project delivery is vital to...
...establishing a basket of indicators. And progress and data on the national outcomes was available for everyone in an open and transparent manner, through the Scotland Performs website. Night-time view...
...I remained highly committed, travelling three and half hours each day to work. I had aspirations to better myself, achieve promotion and obtain qualifications, which had eluded me at school....
...year and beyond. That mission, which has also been updated, is to: get the best Brexit deal for Britain; make the economy work for everyone; build the homes people need;...
...in Scotland were routinely turning up to hospital emergency departments with horrific knife wounds. Glasgow, in particular, acquired a grim reputation as one of Europe’s murder capitals. The VRU reframed...
...not a mental health condition, it is one of the biggest drivers behind poor mental health. Stress can affect us in all parts of our lives, both in and outside...
...was to offer any advice to those who want to promote diversity and create an environment where anyone and everyone can thrive, I would say, “be visible, build support networks...
...of matrix management. Our team will do some tasks for both of us but will do the majority of their work for one of us. That is how we decide...
