What's changed? Boris Johnson's Brexit deal explained
Boris Johnson has hailed his new Brexit deal with the EU ahead of a parliamentary vote tomorrow. What’s changed since the last one?
Johnson will chair panel to spearhead cross-departmental approach on environmental protection...
Younger and ethnic-minority candidates put off by "financial disincentive" of unpaid board...
Younger and ethnic-minority candidates put off by "financial disincentive" of unpaid board...
Prime minister announces deal reached, but government’s DUP allies indicate they may not...
Help for Heroes recovery director Retired Colonel David Richmond will take on cross-government...
Freight service will transport medical supplies with short shelf lives like radioisotopes and...
Transport secretary also reveals Northern franchise could be nationalised over contractor's poor...
Newcastle City Council chief to help manage cross-government property efficiency drive
Spending watchdog warns there are significant Brexit risks 'beyond government's control'
Department seeks to reduce calls and emails from the public via more effective use of digital...
Announcement comes as HMRC confirms it has registered 95,000 businesses for simplified...
Former officials have an increasingly public role in national debate – is that always a good thing? Suzannah Brecknell explores how retired mandarins balance their duty to contribute to the public...
Alanna Reid, a policy adviser at the Cabinet Office’s public appointments policy team, reports on an intersectionality event held by the Cabinet Office LGBT+ Network and Gender Equality Group as...
Mallory Compton and Paul ’t Hart argue that knowing what went wrong in the past doesn’t always help governments get things right in the future
Officials who fear change should be wary, writes Andrew Greenway, while Andrew Kakabadse warns his analysis of the civil service overlooks the values that drive civil servants
Former civil servant Steve O'Neil takes a fresh look at the appliance of science at the heart of government
John Manzoni highlights the progress being made on the use of data as an asset to counter fraud, and invites civil servants and all interested sectors to share and contribute to a government...
From the storm of no-deal Brexit preparation to the headwinds of regulatory reform, Tamara...
As she steps down after nearly a decade as the nation’s doctor, Davies talks to Beckie...
Three years and three secretaries of state into his time as Ministry of Defence permanent...
Philip Rycroft has spent much of his career working on devolution – the biggest force for change...
After working on some of the first “green investment” schemes in the 1990s, Emma Howard Boyd has...
Department’s chief digital information officer tells Civil Service World about...
Head of the government property profession Janet Young tells Civil Service World how she is helping build expertise around government.
Jonathan Owen reports on a round table discussion exploring how government can adopt and exploit the potential of automation and artificial intelligence
Technological change presents an opportunity for things to be done in a different way. Jonathan Owen reports on a round table where leading civil servants came together to work out how to go about...
Some surprising figures have invited management consultants into Whitehall over the past six decades, although their private-sector expertise has not always been directed where it was needed most...
Isabel Hardman’s examination of the inhabitants of parliament reveals some of the factors that have contributed to the country’s current crisis, writes Anthony Fitzsimmons
A vivid account by a meritocratic polymath, Lord Levene’s memoirs leave Peter Hennessy pondering why peacetime Britain produces so few ‘fixers’ of his calibre