People Survey reveals work-life balance improved despite Brexit
But HMRC and Border Force workers are still among the most stressed parts of the civil service, according to poll data
Pocklington succeeds Melanie Dawes, who became Ofcom chief exec in February
Department says hundreds of thousands of boxes could be delivered each week as part of shielding...
Department says hundreds of thousands of boxes could be delivered each week as part of shielding...
Comprehensive spending review and Brexit transition should also be pushed back, former...
The prime minister's letter will be sent to 30 million households, Number 10 said. Read it in...
Comments come as PM’s top adviser Dominic Cummings self-isolates after developing symptoms
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at...
Perm sec says demand levels mean policy changes such as cutting five-week payment...
PM says he will continue to lead the national fight-back against coronavirus "thanks to the...
Chancellor hints at changes to the way the self-employed are taxed once crisis is over to ensure...
Delayed results of sentiment poll paint broad picture of ongoing improvement
The UK government blazed a trail on digital innovation, but others are catching up fast and it would be all too easy to squander the advantage of earlier work
"There is still a lot more Brexit legislation to come – and in substance, at least, it could prove controversial"
The government’s Covid-19 response has been driven by expert advice, in a way that isn’t always clear in public policy. Can it stay that way throughout the crisis?
Plans to merge the Treasury and No.10 teams of political advisers have led to questions about where power lies in the centre of government. Richard Johnstone seeks answers
The UK government has kept the devolved administrations at arm’s length during the Brexit process. That makes for fraught relationships
In our January issue, CSW asks experts to give their thoughts on the new government’s policy priorities. In this final entry, former HM chief inspector of prisons and Parole Board chair...
The Government Digital Service was created to be a radical agent of reform. Director general...
Since his early days as a journalist, Robert Chote has been holding the government to account...
Mike Driver is heading up the government finance function at a time when civil servants’ skills...
Laying the ground for Brexit against a backdrop of political uncertainty has taken the...
As she settles in to a new job at her old department, Sarah Healey, permanent secretary at the...
Martin Swain found a new home at Companies House almost a year ago. He tells Colin Marrs about...
Since its launch in 2017, the ONS Data Science Campus has delivered many innovative projects to support the government’s work in areas ranging from Brexit negotiations to the early stages of the...
Tom Hurd, director general of the Office for Security and Counter-Terrorism in the Home Office, explains the organisation’s role and his priorities for this year’s Security & Policing event...
To mark this year’s annual Security & Policing conference, CSW interviews experts including the National Crime Agency’s Lynne Owens and the Joint Security and Resilience Centre’s Angela Essel...
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