...today and it’s the busiest day of the week covering face to face meetings as well as cross Government Digital Inclusion sessions. I had the pleasure of being included in...
...able-bodied viewers. Whilst they’re meant to highlight a disabled person’s achievement, they can be unintentionally patronising and promote the idea that disabled people need the help of non-disabled people to...
...to grow the network, expanding our regional locations and building our membership from around 50, to more than 1,000 current members today. A highlight was when I represented the department...
...I’ve supported three Government Ministers at the Department for Transport, and I’ve been promoted to Private Secretary to a Director General. I also volunteer as a wellbeing ambassador for my...
...pension did so online. Today, that figure is a whopping 75%. Team spokesperson Vicky Coatesworth said: “The benefits include an improved customer experience, cheaper maintenance costs and the ability to...
...unique challenges. Today is Young Carers’ Action Day. As part of this event, I wanted to start a conversation across government about the impact that caring responsibilities can have, particularly...
...caring. If you don’t have one of these, please think about filling one in. Alex Chisholm, Permanent Secretary Cabinet Office Today, I have the pleasure of launching Supporting our Carers...
...ill-health. Today marks the beginning of Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) - a week aimed at providing a valuable opportunity to talk openly about all aspects of mental health, with...
...of faith, belief or no belief working in today’s Civil Service and how do you think we can improve how we recruit and retain people to create a more inclusive...
...advertise events or in publications as non-religious people campaigned for some important rights that we today take for granted. Charles Bradlaugh refused to swear an oath to God, and was...
