IfG demands better data on civil service turnover and diversity
Think-tank flags gaps in government transparency ahead of National Data Strategy
In a special report looking at the Government Major Projects Portfolio, CSW brings you a...
Parliamentary committee calls for detailed breakdown on £18bn annual-cost-to-business figure as...
Parliamentary committee calls for detailed breakdown on £18bn annual-cost-to-business figure as...
Corby succeeds Nick Hardwick, who was sacked in April.
Richard Heaton announces Michael Spurr departure at “the right time to ask a new chief executive...
The transport secretary said the rail industry had "struggled to deliver" as he launched a major...
“We already understand what happened at HMP Birmingham,” the justice secretary has said.
The department’s chief digital and information officer Tom Read sees addressing a historic ‘lack...
MPs say expanding the remit of the FCA is the quickest way to stop investors facing “numerous...
"Only ministers can set priorities for action," David Sterling said
The committee is the latest group to throw its weight behind calls to make securing a withdrawal...
The lack of consultation over civil service pay has meant that trade unions have had to turn to the law to get the government to the table. It shouldn’t be this way, says the head of the FDA
The civil service values two types of knowledge, writes former senior civil servant Andrew Greenway, and understanding of policy is trumped by the skill of navigating Whitehall itself
Allegations against the former Scottish first minister have hit the headlines, but the Scottish Government has an independent process for dealing with sexual harassment complaints. The UK...
England’s World Cup performances brought the nation together. It also provides lessons for implementing change in government, says former Number 10 Delivery Unit chief Sir Michael Barber
A range of organisations from across the public sector share their thoughts and experiences on commuters, creativity, and the pros and cons of ‘Manc humour’
The prime minister’s approach to her Cabinet and Cabinet committees is, crudely, a premiership of two halves. The IfG’s Gavin Freeguard analyses her tactics
A Spending Review offers a chance to re-examine projects and plans from the last four years –...
Elizabeth Gardiner, the first parliamentary counsel, leads the team that writes the UK’s...
Matthew Rycroft has undertaken some challenging foreign policy roles in government, from helping...
The NHS in Scotland is run by one of the country’s most senior and experienced civil servants –...
CSW’s sister title PublicTechnology talks to the head of capability for the civil service’s...
The civil service commercial chief heading up the government’s efforts to improve its...
As Matthew Hancock holds up automatic enrolment as potential solution for social care funding, CSW meets the team behind DWP's pensions automatic enrolments programme to find out the...
All this week CSW will profile a host of major government projects from each of the four categories from the Government Major Projects Portfolio to see how the current slate of projects are...
The chair of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee finds the Donmar’s new musical Committee a fair and compelling portrayal of the hearing on the collapse of Kids...
Geoffrey Lyons reviews Nick Spencer’s The Mighty and the Almighty: How Political Leaders do God – a collection of essays on how current and former heads of state engage with faith...
Geoffrey Lyons reviews Ron Chernow's biography of the enterprising statesman whose legacy endures in modern America