Update: Government plans to move 1,000 civil servants out of London by 2022 – with thousands more to follow
Revised government estate strategy confirms plans for more government hubs and moots creation of common access pass for Whitehall buildings
Report details “scandalous” vacancy levels that see department pay £78m a year on empty...
DfT's high-speed railway company to appoint new top team as project moves from design to...
Information Commissioner orders MoJ to disclose fines dished out to private-sector operators and...
New Brexit secretary Dominic Raab defends White Paper on future relationship between UK and EU...
Departments work with small innovators and big business to help specific groups
Sajid Javid has announced a pause in the government's “hostile environment” immigration ...
David Lidington has apologised for lack of consultation ahead of pay guidance publication, but...
Sir Philip Rutnam reiterates that senior managerial changes in the department were not related...
MPs raise concerns about local authority finances and confusion in sector with DfE “rush” to...
NICS challenge over High Court ruling to overturn incinerator planning decision rejected by...
Former officials, peers and academics call for wholesale reform of laws governing referendums in...
The land of NHS founder Aneurin Bevan, Wales has seen a lot of changes since the health service was created 70 years ago. The Welsh Government’s top health official Andrew Goodall reflects on the...
FDA general secretary says ministers must step up and champion their civil servants after "contemptible” process led unions to call for Treasury pay guidance to be withdrawn
Academics love nothing more than conversations with like-minded thinkers trying to solve problems. Here’s how the civil service can use these discussions to improve policy
The new pay remit is not acceptable and government departments and agencies need to stand up to the Cabinet Office and the Treasury to get fair and funded increases for staff, says Prospect’s...
Government's national technology adviser discusses why getting digital reforms through the machinery of government may require some help from Jason Bourne
External evidence and expertise is crucial to good policy making – a new report from the Institute for Government sets out how Whitehall can use it better
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...
After a career managing major projects and transforming the way we maintain our roads, Graham...
An innovative scheme has brought Army officers and MoD civil servants together to improve...
Shaun McNally is responsible for delivery in an area that has seen some of government’s most...
The NHS has been through many “reorganisation convulsions” as successive governments sought to redefine the relationship between health services and Whitehall. Richard Vize looks at the most...
A refreshed plan to move civil servants out of London to be published this summer could be a landmark change to how civil servants work. Richard Johnstone looks at what to expect
Evaluating the impact of policies is vital, but often beset by difficulties. Dan Hodges of Innovate UK sets out how the agency measure its effectiveness – and what it can teach the rest of...
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