...early part of the Second World War, Dr Miller was based at Balliol College, Oxford, in the Foreign Office’s Research and Press Service (FRPS). The Foreign Secretary in response to...
...to celebrate the fantastic work colleagues do to promote healthy lifestyles, raise money for charity and get to know each other better as a result. Leadership often sounds daunting, but...
...a regular forum for BAME G6/7s to meet, exchange ideas and strengthen personal networks act as a challenge function and provide solutions to help increase senior ethnic diversity in the...
...financial management, better child safeguarding, and better aviation security and marine protection. Ben (centre) - and a 40,000-year-old ice-core sample - at the British Antarctic Survey As Commissioner for BIOT...
...as Sensory Processing Sensitivity – a form of neurodiversity more commonly known as High Sensitivity. Between 15 and 30% of the population are highly sensitive – that means around 60,000...
...be made as useful as possible for health policy is published here). One part of this is the need for better, more rigorous, synthesis of scientific evidence. Policy problems require...
Amy Rees, now Principal Private Secretary (PPS) at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), won the 2010 Civil Service Award for Leadership as governor of Brixton Prison, a role for which...
...College Hospital. It asked staff what they would like to do for patients but didn’t have time for, and then designed the volunteering roles around that. Or The Access Project,...
...with keepitbinitpartners@keepbritaintidy.org if you want to promote the campaign in your workplace. Look out for the campaign and share any social posts. Do your own litter trick shot and share...
...well as communications to staff by others including DfT and FCO. The Government already offers a range of support for disabled workers and employers – for example, the Mental Health...
