'We’re attempting something that has never been achieved anywhere': Mission head Richard Clarke talks safer streets
24 Apr Justice & Home Affairs

'We’re attempting something that has never been achieved anywhere': Mission head Richard Clarke talks safer streets

As safer streets director general in the Home Office, Richard Clarke is the senior responsible officer for the ambitious street safety agenda. He tells CSW what it felt like to take on the role, how the mission is working, and what he does to switch off
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FCDO security staff get up to 13% pay rise
24 Apr Foreign Affairs
FCDO security staff get up to 13% pay rise
DfE director general set to become council chief exec
24 Apr Education
DfE director general set to become council chief exec
Departments getting better at evaluating major projects
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Departments getting better at evaluating major projects
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'Compassion is cost effective': How the third sector is driving success in high-profile government contracts
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'Be humble': Why academics need to change their approach to the civil service
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King's College London's Michael Sanders talks to CSW about the need for better collaboration between the civil service and academia and why more lecturers should spend time in government
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Agentic AI: The future of government operations and citizen services Partner Content
22 Apr Digital, Data & Technology
Agentic AI: The future of government operations and citizen services
Agentic AI technology can transform complex processes and help the civil service deliver a higher quality, human service to citizens. Sameer Vuyyuru, Chief AI and Product Officer at Capita, shares insights from testing use cases to lead the way forward
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The transformative potential that Microsoft Copilot 365 can bring to public sector
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24 Mar Leadership
Collaboration: The secret to success
Successful public infrastructure projects rely on strong collaboration. Mike Reade of Balfour Beatty explores how structured frameworks, early contractor involvement and cross-sector partnerships drive efficiency, innovation, and long-term value for government and communities
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ALBs and government shared services: The cost of inaction for future success
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