Home Office refuses to confirm EU citizens will get settled status in event of no-deal Brexit
22 Jun 2018 Brexit
Home Office refuses to confirm EU citizens will get settled status in event of no-deal Brexit

Immigration minister yesterday outlined the “three easy steps” for EU nationals in the UK to apply for settlement scheme
DfT seeks head for Brexit aviation negotiations
22 Jun 2018 Brexit
DfT seeks head for Brexit aviation negotiations

Department offers £71k for grade 6 role described as ‘supplementing’ ongoing work
IfG prescribes cross-party inquiry to ‘properly meet’ NHS funding needs
21 Jun 2018 Brexit
IfG prescribes cross-party inquiry to ‘properly meet’ NHS funding needs

Think tank says Theresa May’s multi-billion-pound pledges will be unsustainable without a realistic plan for raising the cash
DIT nears full set of trade commissioners with Africa appointment
20 Jun 2018 Brexit
DIT nears full set of trade commissioners with Africa appointment

Role intended to boost UK’s £28bn trade with the continent
Treasury clarifies NHS boost means no cash left for other departments
19 Jun 2018 Brexit
Treasury clarifies NHS boost means no cash left for other departments

Chancellor Philip Hammond told Cabinet ministers health boost was “extraordinary” one-off outside usual spending review process
Government told to expect ‘biggest strike of the year’ as civil service ballot opens today
18 Jun 2018 Brexit
Government told to expect ‘biggest strike of the year’ as civil service ballot opens today

PCS trade union to ballot 150,000 civil servants over next five weeks and expects “overwhelming ‘Yes’ vote”
The NHS needs a full investigation into funding needs – not just a birthday boost
18 Jun 2018 Brexit
The NHS needs a full investigation into funding needs – not just a birthday boost

As Theresa May announces a £20bn investment in the NHS, Bronwen Maddox calls for better planning to avoid the cycles of crisis and emergency funding in health
MPs call for new National School of Government
18 Jun 2018 Brexit
MPs call for new National School of Government

PACAC announces new inquiry into case for developing an institution that allows civil service to be ‘more mindful of itself’
Fury as author Frederick Forsyth dubs civil service ‘treacherous’ over Brexit
15 Jun 2018 Brexit
Fury as author Frederick Forsyth dubs civil service ‘treacherous’ over Brexit

Bestseller writer suggests 90% of staff backed Remain and urges them to quit if they cannot deliver the EU referendum result impartially
Home Office news management ‘undermines’ watchdog’s independence
14 Jun 2018 Brexit
Home Office news management ‘undermines’ watchdog’s independence

Chief inspector of borders and immigration flags ‘inexplicable’ delays and batch-publication of reports
The civil service used to subsidise artists, now it’s consultants. Are services better for it?
13 Jun 2018 Brexit
The civil service used to subsidise artists, now it’s consultants. Are services better for it?

Automation has squeezed out the creatives that used to harbour in administrative grades – but this tacit subsidy programme has arguably simply shifted to large firms
DExEU denies Parliament will be given final say over Brexit deal
13 Jun 2018 Brexit
DExEU denies Parliament will be given final say over Brexit deal

Confusion over deal offered to rebel MPs by Theresa May to avoid defeat on EU withdrawal legislation