Shapps sidesteps questions on ‘scuppered’ DVLA deal
25 Jun HR

Shapps sidesteps questions on ‘scuppered’ DVLA deal

Transport secretary will not confirm or deny he pulled proposed settlement that would have ended strike
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FCDO accused of ‘trying to hide foreign aid cuts’
25 Jun Foreign Affairs
FCDO accused of ‘trying to hide foreign aid cuts’
Ministers ‘failing to match words with deeds’ on climate change
24 Jun Energy & Environment
Ministers ‘failing to match words with deeds’ on climate change
GDS ramps up researcher recruitment
24 Jun Digital, Data & Technology
GDS ramps up researcher recruitment
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Pandemic 'exposes how poorly departments understand their sectors'
23 Jun Culture
Pandemic 'exposes how poorly departments understand their sectors'
MPs question whether DCMS’ Culture Recovery Fund has assisted many essential parts of the arts world
Centre of government ‘lacks proper data’ to monitor arm’s length bodies
23 Jun Finance
Centre of government ‘lacks proper data’ to monitor arm’s length bodies
National Audit Office warns department-level information deficit could impact Cabinet Office’s ability to drive efficiency and reform
DfT civil servant joins Love Island line-up
23 Jun HR
DfT civil servant joins Love Island line-up
Sharon Gaffka has also worked on the Covid-19 testing programme
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Bolt of insight: ex-chief inspector of borders and immigration David Bolt on the challenge of overseeing the Home Office
24 Jun Civil Service Reform
Bolt of insight: ex-chief inspector of borders and immigration David Bolt on the challenge of overseeing the Home Office
As independent chief inspector of borders and immigration, David Bolt spent six years shedding light on the Home Office’s work. He tells Beckie Smith about inspecting Napier Barracks, post-Windrush reforms, and the challenge of changing the department’s culture
Opinion: Why the Declaration on Government Reform shows the time for change has come
23 Jun Civil Service Reform
Opinion: Why the Declaration on Government Reform shows the time for change has come
Civil service reform is not a zero sum game where ministers win and civil servants lose, says Martin Wheatley, the research director of the Commission for Smart Government. Now is the time to make positive change for all
Opinion: What the Whitehall-focused Declaration On Government Reform gets wrong
21 Jun Civil Service Reform
Opinion: What the Whitehall-focused Declaration On Government Reform gets wrong
The government’s plan for civil service reform doesn’t engage with the reality of the devolved UK, says Colin Talbot
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Games, simulations, and digital twins: the technology transforming the citizen experience Sponsored
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Games, simulations, and digital twins: the technology transforming the citizen experience
Data is playing an increasingly important role in the delivery of public services. But what if a shock like the COVID-19 pandemic renders data out of date? Deloitte has been working out not only how to unlock insight from the most recent information, but also how to use this information with cutting-edge technology to fundamentally improve the citizen experience
'The inflection point is here': how Covid is driving digital transformation in health Sponsored
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"The inflection point is here": how Covid is driving digital transformation in health
It’s been one of the most challenging years for healthcare providers, but Salesforce sees lasting change from accelerated digital transformation
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