Civil Service Act of Remembrance: 14 November 2018
...Battle of Pargny-Filain on the Somme. That extra year in age, for Reginald Allison, literally made the difference between life and death. That really brought it home to me –...
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Why we need better data to improve the lives of ageing populations
...individual? The United Nations 2030 agenda for sustainable development pledged to “leave no one behind” in its goals to eradicate poverty and ensure that all human beings can fulfil their...
The 6 ‘C’s for ‘getting’ devolution
...worry about? I thought those things too. Then last year I was promoted to a Deputy Director role in Defra responsible for devolution, so I had to 'get' devolution fast....
International Women’s Day – women in Defence, #BalanceforBetter
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...sustained efforts to drive forward positive change. The future is promising. Driving forward As part of the celebrations of International Women’s Day, we will give thanks for the fundamental role...
Developed vetting isn’t about judging or exposing you
...apply for higher clearances. So let’s clear up the myths around developed vetting to help people decide if they want to undergo this process for a rewarding career. What is...
Leadership has never been more important
...than ever, it requires strong leadership and leaders to operate at their best. Earlier this year Clare Moriarty, former Permanent Secretary, launched Leadership in Action, setting out eight attributes of...
Civil Service Awards 2020: Diversity and Inclusion
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...volunteer group had produced more than 30 awareness campaigns spanning a range of themes. For example, their Time to Talk Day campaign promoted better understanding of mental health, and to...
5 Reasons Why: we build our skills, nous and networks
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...Michael Gove, talked about the privilege of public service. Ministers and civil servants are united in their shared ability to deliver for the public: better government, better services and better...
COP26: Time for talks at green summit... then action
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...and present danger. Language everyone understands Manabe and Hasselmann were not only academic visionaries. For me, they get a salute for their incredible patience over these past five decades. We...
World Cancer Day: our journeys are unique, but we thrive when united
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World Cancer Day, 4 February 2025 This year the Civil Service Working Through Cancer Network will show support for World Cancer Day on 4 February by focusing our events on...