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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
Permanent Secretaries' Round-Up 2012
19 Dec 2012 Leadership
Permanent Secretaries' Round-Up 2012

The 2012 Permanent Secretaries' Round-Up


Perm Sec Round-Up: Sir Bob Kerslake, Head of the Civil Service, 2012
19 Dec 2012 Leadership
Perm Sec Round-Up: Sir Bob Kerslake, Head of the Civil Service, 2012

Sir Bob Kerslake

Head of the Civil Service and Permanent Secretary, Department for Communities and Local Government


Perm Sec Round-Up: Ursula Brennan, 2012
19 Dec 2012 Digital, Data & Technology
Perm Sec Round-Up: Ursula Brennan, 2012

Ursula Brennan

Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice


Perm Sec Round-Up: Robert Devereux, 2012
19 Dec 2012 Economy
Perm Sec Round-Up: Robert Devereux, 2012

Robert Devereux

Permanent Secretary, Department for Work and Pensions


Perm Sec Round-Up: Martin Donnelly, 2012
19 Dec 2012 Economy
Perm Sec Round-Up: Martin Donnelly, 2012

Martin Donnelly

Permanent Secretary, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills


Perm Sec Round-Up: Simon Fraser, 2012
19 Dec 2012 Economy
Perm Sec Round-Up: Simon Fraser, 2012

Simon Fraser

Permanent Secretary, Foreign and Commonwealth Office


Frontline: Primary School Teacher
19 Dec 2012 Education
Frontline: Primary School Teacher

A primary school teacher laments the loss of centralised standards.


Round table: Computer says 'Yes'!
19 Dec 2012 Digital, Data & Technology
Round table: Computer says 'Yes'!

The government’s ICT strategy sets out the coalition’s desire to take smaller bites at the IT pie, testing flavour and minimising indigestion. Civil Service World reports back from a round table debate on how to realise that ambition:


Perm Sec Round-Up: Simon Fraser
16 Dec 2012
Perm Sec Round-Up: Simon Fraser

Simon Fraser

Permanent Secretary of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office


Perm Sec Round-Up: Philip Rutnam
16 Dec 2012
Perm Sec Round-Up: Philip Rutnam
Perm Sec Round-Up: Jon Thompson
16 Dec 2012
Perm Sec Round-Up: Jon Thompson

Jon Thompson

Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defence


Perm Sec Round-Up: Stephen Kelly
16 Dec 2012
Perm Sec Round-Up: Stephen Kelly
Perm Sec Round-Up: Chris Last
16 Dec 2012
Perm Sec Round-Up: Chris Last

Chris Last

Head of Civil Service HR


Roundtable: Buy bargains, counter calamities
14 Dec 2012 Commercial
Roundtable: Buy bargains, counter calamities

The government has repeatedly come a cropper when outsourcing work, but the number of outsourced projects is only going to grow. Mark Smulian attends a round table on how the civil service can become a shrewder customer


The kids are alright
05 Dec 2012 Education
The kids are alright

To encourage poorer and ethnic minority youngsters to consider a career in the civil service, the government has introduced new internships. Tim Fish reports on efforts to ensure Whitehall’s high-flyers are less uniformly white.


Front line: Special needs teacher
05 Dec 2012 Education
Front line: Special needs teacher

A special educational needs teacher considers realistic ambitions, unfair criticisms, and how the EBacc might affect non-academic children.


Interview: Mark Fisher
05 Dec 2012 Culture
Interview: Mark Fisher

Breaking the cycle of welfare dependence is a complex task. Approaching the issue in a more scientific manner can pay dividends, the Department for Work and Pensions’ social justice director explains to Joshua Chambers


Interview: Peter Wanless
05 Dec 2012 Commercial
Interview: Peter Wanless

The Big Lottery Fund gives away millions of pounds to boost good causes in the UK. Chief executive Peter Wanless tells Tim Fish why he wants to work more closely with Whitehall, and how the fund can help the public sector


Interview: Lin Homer
05 Dec 2012 HR
Interview: Lin Homer

The head of HMRC has got a hell of a journey to make with this vast and complex organisation. Matt Ross meets Lin Homer, whose inbox bulges with thorny questions around Universal Credit, child benefit reforms and staff morale.


Interview: Open Data Institute chief, Gavin Starks
21 Nov 2012 Digital, Data & Technology
Interview: Open Data Institute chief, Gavin Starks

The Open Data Institute, set to launch next month, aims to turn digital information into economic growth. Matt Ross meets its chief Gavin Starks, who sees data as the raw material for an important new British primary industry


Prescribing data for a healthier NHS
20 Nov 2012 Digital, Data & Technology
Prescribing data for a healthier NHS

In a bid to improve the operation of the NHS, the Department of Health is publishing reams of medical performance data and anonymised patient information. Tim Fish reports on a trailblazer in the government’s open data agenda.


When cutting is a team effort
14 Nov 2012
When cutting is a team effort

With further cuts looming on the horizon, the Institute for Government has analysed three years’ worth of departmental efficiency programmes and recommended a new approach be adopted. Tim Fish reports.


Frontline: Charity policy and engagement officer
14 Nov 2012 Commercial
Frontline: Charity policy and engagement officer

Helping charities deliver public services can be challenging work, says one professional at the public-voluntary sector interface.


Information overload
14 Nov 2012 Policy
Information overload

Vast quantities of information are generated each second, but how can policymakers exploit ‘big data’ to inform their decisions? Ben Willis watched as experts from the worlds of academia, IT and policy tried to make sense of it all


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