Keir Starmer: Outdated Cabinet Manual to be refreshed
03 Jun HR

Keir Starmer: Outdated Cabinet Manual to be refreshed

Prime minister says an update is "long overdue"
by Tevye Markson
Treasury dubs size of Northern Ireland’s public sector ‘a significant budgetary challenge’
03 Jun Finance
Treasury dubs size of Northern Ireland’s public sector ‘a significant budgetary challenge’
The pay remit isn’t perfect – but within the framework we can still put money in officials’ pockets
03 Jun HR
The pay remit isn’t perfect – but within the framework we can still put money in officials’ pockets
MPs call for 'stronger, more visible' counter-fraud leadership at MoD
03 Jun Security & Defence
MPs call for 'stronger, more visible' counter-fraud leadership at MoD
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Promotion avoidance, pay tourism and AI-generated applications: Five takeaways from this year's SSRB report
28 May HR
Promotion avoidance, pay tourism and AI-generated applications: Five takeaways from this year's SSRB report
CSW trawls the newly-published Senior Salaries Review Body report for hot trends in senior civil service recruitment and retention
‘The best decisions I’ve taken have required risk’: Five minutes with former intelligence director Andrew Pike
21 May Communications
‘The best decisions I’ve taken have required risk’: Five minutes with former intelligence director Andrew Pike
Ex-No.10 and GCHQ comms director on why the next generation of leaders are going to have to learn a whole new skill set
Welsh Government: What key changes could Plaid Cymru's election win bring for civil servants?
12 May Civil Service Reform
Welsh Government: What key changes could Plaid Cymru's election win bring for civil servants?
From a Welsh 'Cabinet Office' to a National School for Government, here are the key pledges Plaid Cymru has made it takes charge of Welsh Government for the first time
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Research report: Public Sector Financial Resilience
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Beyond the iron fist: What civil servants say will really cut Whitehall waste
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Former security chief ‘cannot comprehend’ basis for sacking Robbins
17 Apr Foreign Affairs
Former security chief ‘cannot comprehend’ basis for sacking Robbins
Ciaran Martin says firing FCDO perm sec does not square with how the vetting process works, and will have chilling effect on civil servants
'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 2025 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 2025 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?
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What does “Green Book compliant” in social value measurement really mean? Partner Content
03 Jun
What does “Green Book compliant” in social value measurement really mean?
The phrase “Green Book compliant” is now everywhere in social value reporting. Dr Daniel Fujiwara, who wrote the Green Book’s Valuation Chapters and Supplementary Guidelines, sets out what it really demands of the analysts producing the numbers and the officials relying on them
Navigating the polycrisis: Why trusted evidence matters more than ever Partner Content
01 Jun Policy
Navigating the polycrisis: Why trusted evidence matters more than ever
As policymakers grapple with overlapping crises and mounting public scepticism, robust evidence can provide a vital anchor for decision-making. The challenge is identifying what to trust, how to interpret it and how to apply it effectively. Writes Sarah Chaytor, Co-Founder, co-chair and director of programmes at Universities Policy Engagement Network
Two nuclear missions, one ecosystem: Aligning Britain’s energy and security ambitions Partner Content
29 May Energy & Environment
Two nuclear missions, one ecosystem: Aligning Britain’s energy and security ambitions
Delivering the UK's ambitions for both energy and national security will require a more coordinated approach to managing the nation's nuclear capability, write AtkinsRéalis' Jason Dreisbach, growth director for power new build, and Richard McMeekin, technical director for defence infrastructure
Why government can’t afford to keep outsourcing capability Partner Content
26 May Digital, Data & Technology
Why government can’t afford to keep outsourcing capability
As Whitehall looks to deliver £14bn in savings, Tecknuovo argues government must stop outsourcing capability and instead build digital skills in-house to reduce dependency, cut costs and deliver lasting value
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