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    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’
    08 May Commercial

    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’

    Antonia Romeo tells MPs multi-million-pound asylum-accommodation failings exposed need for “incentivised culture-change”
    by Jim Dunton
    Sir Ian Diamond steps down as UK’s national statistician
    09 May HR
    Sir Ian Diamond steps down as UK’s national statistician
    Union anger as ex-cabinet minister accuses officials of being Putin-appeasers
    09 May Foreign Affairs
    Union anger as ex-cabinet minister accuses officials of being Putin-appeasers
    DWP annnounces 60% in-office rule across all grades from September
    09 May HR
    DWP annnounces 60% in-office rule across all grades from September
    Former DWP perm sec Sir Leigh Lewis: Time to put the brakes on the reshuffle rollercoaster
    11 Jan 2018 Government Tax Profession
    Former DWP perm sec Sir Leigh Lewis: Time to put the brakes on the reshuffle rollercoaster

    The former DWP perm sec despairs at the speed of ministerial churn, but argues that there is a way to slow Westminster's revolving doors


    Whitehall ban on plastic cutlery features in May's 25-year ‘green Brexit’ vision
    11 Jan 2018 Energy & Environment
    Whitehall ban on plastic cutlery features in May's 25-year ‘green Brexit’ vision

    Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs strategy includes Whitehall ban on “single use” plastic forks, straws and bottles


    NAO berates Department for Transport over Thameslink failings
    11 Jan 2018 Economics
    NAO berates Department for Transport over Thameslink failings

    Watchdog says department could have to pay nation’s least punctual train operator tens of millions of pounds a year because of changes to its contract requirements


    Cabinet Office shared service strategy ‘requires stronger centre and departments’
    11 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
    Cabinet Office shared service strategy ‘requires stronger centre and departments’

    Government claims 10-year plan to converge back office services will save millions of pounds


    NAO to investigate ‘reasonableness’ of £39bn Brexit divorce bill by March
    11 Jan 2018 Brexit
    NAO to investigate ‘reasonableness’ of £39bn Brexit divorce bill by March

    Auditor general Amyas Morse confirms scrutiny plans following request from Treasury committee chair Nicky Morgan


    Andrew Greenway: What’s in a Whitehall name change?
    11 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
    Andrew Greenway: What’s in a Whitehall name change?

    The prime minister’s reshuffle gave a number of policy areas increased prominence in the government landscape. But it is not clear what changing a department’s name will achieve


    Home Office to bring together police and immigration biometrics schemes ahead of potential move to public cloud
    10 Jan 2018 Commercial
    Home Office to bring together police and immigration biometrics schemes ahead of potential move to public cloud

    Department seeks supplier to bring two programmes under single service-management structure in £200m-plus project


    Government rejects call to boost cabinet secretary powers in wake of Iraq
    10 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
    Government rejects call to boost cabinet secretary powers in wake of Iraq

    MPs ‘disappointed’ with government rejection of recommendations for extra safeguards to prevent sidelining of ministers in key decisions 


    Reshuffle: Chloe Smith returns to Cabinet Office and ex-Cameron spad gets ministerial post
    10 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
    Reshuffle: Chloe Smith returns to Cabinet Office and ex-Cameron spad gets ministerial post

    Entire ministerial team at the central Whitehall department changes as Theresa May completes wide-ranging government reshuffle


    Unions: Ministerial code ‘tinkering’ not enough to protect civil servants from harassment
    10 Jan 2018 Culture
    Unions: Ministerial code ‘tinkering’ not enough to protect civil servants from harassment

    Code updated to protect staff and prevent inappropriate overseas visits following Damian Green, Michael Fallon and Priti Patel scandals


    Cabinet reshuffle: David Lidington replaces Damian Green as Cabinet Office minister
    09 Jan 2018 Brexit
    Cabinet reshuffle: David Lidington replaces Damian Green as Cabinet Office minister

    Former justice secretary does not take ‘first secretary of state’ title while Esther McVey named new work and pensions secretary


    DfT denies government has given bailout to Virgin rail franchise
    09 Jan 2018 Economy
    DfT denies government has given bailout to Virgin rail franchise

    Transport department insists that franchise will continue to meet financial terms to 2020 and has paid more to Treasury than previous state-owned operator


    Communities and health departments renamed in government reshuffle
    09 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
    Communities and health departments renamed in government reshuffle

    Prime minister announces rebranded Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and Department of Health and Social Care 


    Lord Adonis: DfT civil servants weak for failing to challenge Chris Grayling on Virgin 'bailout'
    08 Jan 2018 Brexit
    Lord Adonis: DfT civil servants weak for failing to challenge Chris Grayling on Virgin 'bailout'

    Former infrastructure tsar and Cabinet minister says Brexit is sidelining other issues and claims half of civil servants believe government policy is ‘trashing the national interest’


    Whitehall collaboration creates streamlined procurement to open up government to SMEs
    08 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
    Whitehall collaboration creates streamlined procurement to open up government to SMEs

    Reform hailed as evidence of One Team government approach to improving how Whitehall works


    Reshuffle: Theresa May set to appoint 'minister for no deal Brexit’ to Cabinet
    08 Jan 2018 Brexit
    Reshuffle: Theresa May set to appoint 'minister for no deal Brexit’ to Cabinet

    Government changes today will also include replacement for Damian Green as Cabinet Office minister


    Latest civil service & public affairs moves — January 8
    08 Jan 2018 Government Tax Profession
    Latest civil service & public affairs moves — January 8

    New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People


    Union voices fear over defence review delays
    05 Jan 2018 Security & Defence
    Union voices fear over defence review delays

    Prospect says funding uncertainty puts UK’s world-class defence industry at risk


    Hammond confirms further Brexit analysis after DExEU reports row
    05 Jan 2018 Brexit
    Hammond confirms further Brexit analysis after DExEU reports row

    Chancellor refuses to rule out the UK remaining in a customs union with the EU after leaving the bloc


    DExEU starts year with policy recruitment push
    05 Jan 2018 Brexit
    DExEU starts year with policy recruitment push

    Brexit department seeks 35 policy leads and 25 senior advisers on up to £64.5k


    BEIS sets out plans to combat digital ‘trust and credibility gap’
    05 Jan 2018 Digital, Data & Technology
    BEIS sets out plans to combat digital ‘trust and credibility gap’

    Department launches three-year plan to boost digital, data and technology offer


    Gove previews post-Brexit farming vision for Defra
    04 Jan 2018 Brexit
    Gove previews post-Brexit farming vision for Defra

    Environment secretary praises ‘brilliant’ Defra staff but rubbishes bureaucracy and ‘haphazard’ inspection regimes


    Dave Penman: Gove and Johnson’s HMRC attacks an unacceptable slight on civil servants
    04 Jan 2018 Brexit
    Dave Penman: Gove and Johnson’s HMRC attacks an unacceptable slight on civil servants

    Two Cabinet ministers have effectively accused civil servants of politically-motivated attacks. They cannot hide behind anonymous sources to attack hard working government professionals


    Cabinet Office explores mobile emergency alert system for major incidents
    04 Jan 2018 Digital, Data & Technology
    Cabinet Office explores mobile emergency alert system for major incidents

    Supplier sought to kick off project by engaging with the big four mobile network operators


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