Which government department suffers the most data breaches?
Since 2008 departments have been required to report data breaches every year. In this exclusive research, SA Mathieson digs through the numbers to uncover government's biggest security challenges
Job spec states that the candidate will be required to lead the shift from a policy department...
UK a close second as ranking authors warn of global "inequality of access to AI”
UK a close second as ranking authors warn of global "inequality of access to AI”
Minister reveals cost of building online service
Panel will consider businesses' claims of financial hardship after legislation reduces "Cash for...
Department says Future Recruiting Programme will improve on “overly complex” predecessor scheme...
Central digital agency looks for support with development, research, and management
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at...
Watchdog notes progress with post-Brexit trade agreements as well as capacity issues
FDA and Prospect say that focus on two government professions would not address systematic...
Talks have been ongoing for a month as part of efforts to find a way to pass withdrawal...
Civil servants have always worked under pressure, but Brexit has upped the level considerably. Sneering at departments helping staff deal with stress benefits no-one, says Andrew Greenway
Whatever crisis the country faces, Liz Truss is always on hand to lambast civil servants
The government's Outsourcing Playbook addresses some big problems in outsourcing, but there are still gaps to be plugged, writes Benoit Guerin
Civil servants are rightly angry that MPs are getting almost double their pay increase after being told they cannot get any more because of affordability concerns, says Prospect’s Garry Graham
If set up properly and honoured, pay review bodies deliver better results for officials. Now all we need is for ministers to stop ignoring their advice…
Last year, Norman Strauss argued in CSW for the creation of a new ministry for the...
After 10 years scrutinising government accounts and trying to stop departments from squandering...
The Office for Product Safety & Standards is one of a number of government bodies springing...
As the UK faces increasingly complex global threats, our defence and security organisations must...
As a director general at the Government Legal Department, Susanna McGibbon oversees legal...
As she steps down from the Department for Digital, Culture Media and Sport, perm sec Dame Sue...
Jin Sahota is the government procurement expert in charge of unlocking billions for the NHS...
A ground-breaking Scottish Government drive to better link policies to outcomes has just gone through a major overhaul. Richard Johnstone went to Edinburgh to hear more about the National...
In the latest instalment of our series on civil service leavers, we meet Andrew Morley, who after a working on policing and justice policy in the civil service, is now a consultant on public...
In a new series, CSW speaks to people who have left the civil service to find out how their skills and experiences in the service have helped their new role – and what they’ve learnt about...
Has the age of Twitter changed the Foreign Office – or just what we expect from documentaries? Sue Cameron considers the BBC’s recent exploration of the FCO
The biography examines 70 years of history between government and academia as well as the changing relationship between TV and politics
The former permanent secretary of the culture department chews the fat with Suzannah Brecknell