Pensions, pay and voluntary exits: CSW's most-read stories of 2025
23 Dec Civil Service Reform

Pensions, pay and voluntary exits: CSW's most-read stories of 2025

Step behind the curtains – here are the 11 stories that got the most attention in 2025
by CSW
Constant change and Celebrity Traitors – Cat Little on 2025’s highs, lows and the rewards to come
24 Dec Leadership
Constant change and Celebrity Traitors – Cat Little on 2025’s highs, lows and the rewards to come
Strikes over DWP office closure extended
24 Dec HR
Strikes over DWP office closure extended
Construction of Darlington civil service hub set to start
24 Dec Property & Estates
Construction of Darlington civil service hub set to start
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‘A generational change to democracy’: Welsh Government perm sec Andrew Goodall looks ahead to 2026
24 Dec Leadership
‘A generational change to democracy’: Welsh Government perm sec Andrew Goodall looks ahead to 2026
Goodall also reflects on the challenge of managing "the expectation for everything to be delivered on all fronts"
Ambition, realism and emerging tech: Darren Tierney on tough year for ONS and hopes for 2026
23 Dec Leadership
Ambition, realism and emerging tech: Darren Tierney on tough year for ONS and hopes for 2026
The Office for National Statistics perm sec also picks his choice to turn on the Christmas lights
TikTok and LADbible: Why the government is turning to influencers
23 Dec Digital, Data & Technology
TikTok and LADbible: Why the government is turning to influencers
Numerous departments acknowledge the use of online personalities and content creators for comms purposes but questions remain concerning details of those involved and the cost to taxpayers
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Tue 25 Nov 2025
Beyond the iron fist: What civil servants say will really cut Whitehall waste
Fri 24 Oct 2025
Boosting tax agency productivity and protection with AI and generative AI
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Who is the modern civil servant?
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'Everybody is saying the same thing': Is government meeting its goal to set every child up for success in their first 1,000 days of life?
15 Sep Health & Social Care
'Everybody is saying the same thing': Is government meeting its goal to set every child up for success in their first 1,000 days of life?
The Health and Social Care Committee is examining how government is delivering on its promise to set children up for success in their first 1,000 days of life. Acting chair Paulette Hamilton shares what the MPs have learned so far
From missions to milestones: what the Mission Delivery Unit’s move to No.10 tells us about delivery from the centre
08 Sep Civil Service Reform
From missions to milestones: what the Mission Delivery Unit’s move to No.10 tells us about delivery from the centre
Could this be the moment the centre can at last provide a single view of how priorities, pounds and people connect?
The Fast Stream needs to rediscover its sense of purpose
04 Sep HR
The Fast Stream needs to rediscover its sense of purpose
A smaller Fast Stream – laser-focused on developing future leaders – would deliver more for the civil service and the country
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Introducing CSSC life: Your personalised wellbeing hub Partner Content
23 Dec HR
Introducing CSSC life: Your personalised wellbeing hub
Initiative puts personalised wellbeing support in every member’s hands, helping civil servants build healthier habits, stay active and feel their best in demanding roles
Harnessing AI in government procurement Partner Content
17 Dec Digital, Data & Technology
Harnessing AI in government procurement
As AI transforms government operations, experts reveal both the hope and the hurdles. Can technology unlock efficiency and innovation, or will challenges hold us back? Emily Twinch reports
A ‘smoke-free country’: The secret to success Partner Content
16 Dec Health & Social Care
A ‘smoke-free country’: The secret to success
With over one billion adults across the world still smoking, some countries are setting the example and becoming smoke-free by embracing smoke-free alternatives
Four practical steps to help make government systems ‘Secure by Design’ Partner Content
12 Dec Digital, Data & Technology
Four practical steps to help make government systems ‘Secure by Design’
Every public service relies on a secure and resilient system, but making ‘Secure by Design’ a reality can feel out of reach. CSW reports on an event with Palo Alto Networks and IBM where leaders shared practical ways government can build security into culture, procurement and everyday decision-making
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