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Connecting policy and delivery: How Sheffield is getting stuck into the opportunity mission
15 Oct Civil Service Reform

Connecting policy and delivery: How Sheffield is getting stuck into the opportunity mission

Earlier this year, ministers announced plans for a new grassroots approach to policymaking for the opportunity mission – focused on South Yorkshire but aiming to influence the whole nation. Jim Dunton finds out more
by Jim Dunton
Going, going, gong: Five minutes with King's birthday honours recipient Alice Hurrell
17 Oct Energy & Environment
Going, going, gong: Five minutes with King's birthday honours recipient Alice Hurrell
Going, going, gong: Five minutes with King's birthday honours recipient Rose Moore
15 Oct HR
Going, going, gong: Five minutes with King's birthday honours recipient Rose Moore
Going, going, gong: Five minutes with King's birthday honours recipient Richard Taylor
14 Oct Local & Devolved
Going, going, gong: Five minutes with King's birthday honours recipient Richard Taylor
Quizzing the inquisitor: the Margaret Hodge interview
16 Apr 2015 Economics
Quizzing the inquisitor: the Margaret Hodge interview

Before Margaret Hodge returned to being simply the Labour candidate for Barking, she spoke to Matt Foster about HMRC, claims of grandstanding and her high-profile time as chair of the Public Accounts Committee. Photos by Paul Heartfield


'Civil servants still phone me up on the sly' - CSW interviews Alastair Campbell
09 Apr 2015 Communications
'Civil servants still phone me up on the sly' - CSW interviews Alastair Campbell

Alastair Campbell helped change the relationship between government and Whitehall forever. But it wasn’t all bad, he tells JP O’Malley – in fact civil servants still phone him up for advice today


Gamification: When governments up their game
07 Apr 2015 Civil Service Reform
Gamification: When governments up their game

Cutting-edge communications and training campaigns are using the theories and technologies behind the best video games, says Joshua Chambers


The sky's the limit? CSW assesses four years of the government’s Aerospace Growth Partnership
01 Apr 2015 Commercial
The sky's the limit? CSW assesses four years of the government’s Aerospace Growth Partnership

Four years on, has the Aerospace Growth Partnership given the aviation industry an uplift? Colin Marrs investigates


Terminological inexactitudes: handy translations of Whitehall jargon (Vol. 2)
27 Mar 2015 Communications
Terminological inexactitudes: handy translations of Whitehall jargon (Vol. 2)

Civil Service World's regular guide to the very best in Whitehallese


For better or worse? CSW explores the ins and outs of the Better Care Fund
25 Mar 2015 Culture
For better or worse? CSW explores the ins and outs of the Better Care Fund

After a rocky start, the government’s ambitious plan to integrate health and social care is ready for launch. But is the challenge simply too big? Mark Rowe asks the experts


Speaking truth to power: CSW interviews Troubled Families tsar Louise Casey
24 Mar 2015 Justice & Home Affairs
Speaking truth to power: CSW interviews Troubled Families tsar Louise Casey

From the homeless and crime victims to the abused children of Rotherham, Louise Casey has spent her career fighting for society’s most vulnerable. Sarah Aston meets her. Photos by Tal Cohen


Defensive measures: CSW interviews Ministry of Defence permanent secretary Jon Thompson
20 Mar 2015 Commercial
Defensive measures: CSW interviews Ministry of Defence permanent secretary Jon Thompson

With the defence budget becoming ever more contentious, the MoD’s permanent secretary Jon Thompson must continue to balance spending decisions with national security. It’s a tough job – but one he’s privileged to do, he tells Jess Bowie. Photos by Paul Heartfield


Terminological inexactitudes: handy translations of Whitehall jargon (Vol. I)
13 Mar 2015 Communications
Terminological inexactitudes: handy translations of Whitehall jargon (Vol. I)

Civil Service World presents our new, regular guide to the very best in Whitehallese


Being a generalist is great, but institutional memory gets lost: Ben Goldacre on the civil service
13 Mar 2015 Education
Being a generalist is great, but institutional memory gets lost: Ben Goldacre on the civil service

Journalist, doctor and academic Ben Goldacre - author of the acclaimed books Bad Science and Bad Pharma - tells CSW what works and what doesn't in the civil service


Round table: Power to the people
11 Mar 2015 Government Tax Profession
Round table: Power to the people

Public participation may be the key to better services, but how do you enable citizens to perform their civic duty? Tim Gibson reports from a recent CSW roundtable


How did you… communicate a health message?
07 Mar 2015 Communications
How did you… communicate a health message?

What happened when the Food Standards Agency’s Food Safety Week message caught the public’s imagination?


Interview: Jim Murphy
05 Mar 2015 Government Tax Profession
Interview: Jim Murphy

The referendum could yet prove to be the catalyst that changes Scotland, but for some, the change has been more personal


Beyond the comfort zone: Peter Wilding
04 Mar 2015 Education
Beyond the comfort zone: Peter Wilding

Colin Marrs talks to Peter Wilding, who moved from head of energy policy at HM Treasury to Treasury secondee in Cheshire West & Chester


Round table: Life after death?
03 Mar 2015 Digital, Data & Technology
Round table: Life after death?

Information Technology is a contentious topic in healthcare circles. But that didn’t stop CSW exploring its potential at a recent round table, as Tim Gibson reports


Frontline: Transport for London project manager
03 Mar 2015
Frontline: Transport for London project manager

An anonymous TfL project manager speaks to Natasha Clark about the complexities of delivering a 21st century service operating on Victorian infrastructure


Opinion: Equality for women, progress for all
02 Mar 2015 Culture
Opinion: Equality for women, progress for all

International Women’s Day is an opportunity for everyone, regardless of gender, says Mary Aiston


Lunch with... Sir Bob Kerslake
02 Mar 2015 Education
Lunch with... Sir Bob Kerslake

Outgoing DCLG perm sec and former head of the civil service Sir Bob Kerslake chews the fat with Jess Bowie


Rebooting the government
26 Feb 2015 Digital, Data & Technology
Rebooting the government

Mike Bracken on how Whitehall’s digital revolution has resulted in big savings – and better services


Interview: Kevin Hyland
26 Feb 2015 Culture
Interview: Kevin Hyland

As Britain’s first anti-slavery commissioner, Kevin Hyland is on a mission to set people free – with the help of some friends in very high places. Sarah Aston spoke to him.


Interview: Ruth Owen
24 Feb 2015 Digital, Data & Technology
Interview: Ruth Owen

Ruth Owen, director general of personal tax, tells Samera Owusu Tutu about her efforts to raise morale – and perhaps even a smile – at HMRC


Interview: John Vine
23 Feb 2015 Security & Defence
Interview: John Vine

As the UK’s first independent chief inspector of borders and immigration, John Vine gave the Home Office a few nasty nips. But don’t read too much into his early departure, he tells Sarah Aston


Interview: John Manzoni
20 Feb 2015 Civil Service Reform
Interview: John Manzoni

The civil service’s first chief executive has an ambitious agenda to define the next era of Whitehall reform – whatever those “damn politicians” might be planning. Jess Bowie meets him


Automatic for the people: how global governments are using AI
18 Feb 2015 Digital, Data & Technology
Automatic for the people: how global governments are using AI

Robocop might not be a reality yet – but governments are using artificial intelligence in everything from law enforcement to medicine, says Joshua Chambers


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