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Home/Office: Great Britain and Northern Ireland
11 Sep

Home/Office: Great Britain and Northern Ireland

This new series explores how civil services in other countries have approached the hybrid working conundrum. To kick things off, we look at how the UK government’s approach compares to the devolved administrations in Scotland and Wales, and the Northern Ireland Civil Service
by Tevye Markson
Five reasons to include Policy Festival in your learning calendar this year
10 Sep HR
Five reasons to include Policy Festival in your learning calendar this year
'Step forward anyway': Kiren Kaur on celebrating women's leadership in all its forms
04 Sep HR
'Step forward anyway': Kiren Kaur on celebrating women's leadership in all its forms
Departing Land Registry chief Simon Hayes talks lockdown, hybrid working and fighting the perfect storm of staff shortages and record demand
03 Sep Digital, Data & Technology
Departing Land Registry chief Simon Hayes talks lockdown, hybrid working and fighting the perfect storm of staff shortages and record demand
Downsizing Stormont
21 Mar 2013 HR
Downsizing Stormont

The Northern Ireland Executive has 12 departments – far more than the Scottish or Welsh Governments. Joshua Chambers examines the emerging plans to cut their number, and considers their chances


Interview: Derek Jones
21 Mar 2013 Leadership
Interview: Derek Jones

Since Derek Jones began working on Welsh governance, the country’s administration has largely shifted from London to Cardiff. And now more devolution is on the way, Wales’s new perm sec tells Suzannah Brecknell


Interview: Philip Rutnam
20 Mar 2013 Commercial
Interview: Philip Rutnam

While America’s Californian rappers battle their East Coast rivals, transport chief Philip Rutnam has his own West Coast struggle: the effort to restore his department’s reputation after its rail franchise failure. Matt Ross meets him


Interview: David Boyle
19 Mar 2013 Commercial
Interview: David Boyle

The government wants us to have more choice in public services. But as David Boyle explains to Jess Bowie, in reality there are numerous obstacles stopping disadvantaged people from choosing their preferred service provider


Spot the difference
15 Mar 2013 Culture
Spot the difference

While the overall story of women in the civil service is a positive one, the number of female permanent secretaries has fallen dramatically in the last two years. Should we be concerned? Suzannah Brecknell investigates.


Call to hire social science boss
14 Mar 2013 Policy
Call to hire social science boss

Decision-making in government has suffered since the loss of its chief social scientist in 2010, according to outgoing chief scientific adviser Sir John Beddington, who this week called for the post to be restored.


Look beyond the gunfire
14 Mar 2013 Foreign Affairs
Look beyond the gunfire

The National Security Council has improved Whitehall’s planning and coordination. But it’s been busiest where the bullets have been flying, and there are doubts over its scrutiny of less obvious dangers. Stuart Watson reports.


Interview: Janet Williams
07 Mar 2013 Culture
Interview: Janet Williams

Janet Williams is a personal adviser in the Department for Work and Pensions, and winner of the Head of the Civil Service's Award. CSW spoke with her to find out why she won.


Frontline: District nurse
01 Mar 2013 Health & Social Care
Frontline: District nurse

A nurse caring for patients in the community warns that fast-growing workloads are ratcheting up the pressure on her hard-pressed team. Winnie Agbonlahor reports.


Interview: Martin Donnelly
28 Feb 2013 Economy
Interview: Martin Donnelly

The business department’s permanent secretary Martin Donnelly tells Suzannah Brecknell how his department is working to bring businesses and government together, creating strategies designed to kick start Britain's economic growth


Round table: New tricks
27 Feb 2013 Commercial
Round table: New tricks

To deliver public services through third parties, civil servants need to acquire better commercial skills. Mark Smulian attended a Civil Service World round table discussing how, and where, they should be developed


A new way to share
27 Feb 2013
A new way to share

Efforts to share traditional back office services have been underway for years – but now Whitehall’s specialist units are beginning to sell services such as legal and payment work to their colleagues. Mark Rowe reports.


Interview: Paul Marriner
26 Feb 2013 Digital, Data & Technology
Interview: Paul Marriner

Most attempts to share services in Whitehall have been pretty disastrous. Joshua Chambers meets Paul Marriner, the man charged with demonstrating that shared services schemes don’t have to be expensive white elephants


Lost in translation
22 Feb 2013 Commercial
Lost in translation

In 2010, the Ministry of Justice outsourced its courts translation work – but the contractor struggled, and the system ground to a halt. As the probation outsourcing looms, Joshua Chambers looks at the lessons to be learned.


Public leaders of the world unite
21 Feb 2013 Foreign Affairs
Public leaders of the world unite

As governments worldwide wrestle with shrinking budgets, increased volatility and a tide of open data, Matt Ross learns how public service leaders from different countries are meeting the challenges of an ever-changing world


Interview: Nigel Gibbens
15 Feb 2013
Interview: Nigel Gibbens

Chief vet Nigel Gibbens wants his colleagues to enjoy a variety of opportunities inside the civil service, but admits the spending climate may mean a fall in numbers. Matthew O’Toole reports


Round table: Putting data at the centre
15 Feb 2013 Digital, Data & Technology
Round table: Putting data at the centre

CSW recently brought a group of civil servants together to discuss the use of citizen data in reducing Fraud, Error and Debt (FED). Tim Gibson reports on the debate.


Front line: University admissions head
15 Feb 2013 Education
Front line: University admissions head

A university official charged with recruiting students tells Will Hazell of his fears that higher fees are cutting student numbers and reducing efficiency.


Interview: Sir John Beddington
14 Feb 2013 Leadership
Interview: Sir John Beddington

When John Beddington became the government’s chief scientific adviser, many departments didn’t employ an influential science champion. But now, he tells Colin Marrs, the quality of science is on the rise across Whitehall


Building a base to project power
13 Feb 2013
Building a base to project power

From helicopters to hospitals and new offices to the Olympic Park, civil servants are managing some colossal schemes. Joshua Chambers profiles the new training school designed to improve major project leadership


The legacy odyssey
12 Feb 2013 Leadership
The legacy odyssey

As the Olympics fade from memory, the legacy goals could also slip away – leaving London, like Athens, with a pricey herd of white elephants. Suzannah Brecknell tests the cross-Whitehall effort to reap the Games’ rewards.


Round table: Programme of action
12 Feb 2013 Project Delivery
Round table: Programme of action

The government is committed to reforming programme and project management in the civil service. Tim Gibson reports on a Civil Service World round table that discussed how to ensure that its reform plans meet with success.


Looking through the boss’s briefcase
11 Feb 2013 Communications
Looking through the boss’s briefcase

The government has now published its permanent secretaries’ objectives, listing the targets against which their performance will be assessed. Joshua Chambers explains how the move is likely to affect Whitehall leaders


Interview: Jonathan Rees
08 Feb 2013 Leadership
Interview: Jonathan Rees

After 35 years in Whitehall and five years leading the Government Equalities Office, Jonathan Rees is heading for the exit. Matt Ross learns of his worries about civil service capabilities, ministerial policies and endless reorganisations


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