Civil Service Reform

Civil Service World survey finds civil servants undecided over whether departments still make sense as services move online

The civil service's failure to keep pace with the private sector on pay will only get worse if there's no change in policy. Whitehall must recognise the scale of the problem

Report by the National Audit Office says Department for Work and Pensions must get better at spotting potential problems with big schemes

Ahead of his retirement, Michael Fuller sat down with CSW to discuss his time as chief inspector of the Crown Prosecution Service. 

The new government looks very similar to the last one – but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s business as usual

New man in 70 Whitehall to tell IfG he wants officials to "feel in control of their destiny"

Giving the civil service a formal role in the national policy conversation would play to its unique strengths

How can government tackle increasing complexity? Joshua Chambers examines international approaches to solving such knotty problems as climate change, immigration and terrorism

New business secretary promises expansion of anti-regulation scheme in new enterprise bill

Former education secretary Michael Gove to take on justice secretary role while Nicky Morgan stays at DfE

Prime minister David Cameron has announced the re-appointment of Cabinet ministers George Osborne, Theresa May, Philip Hammond and Michael Fallon

Tom Read leaves chief technology officer job at the Cabinet Office as CTO brief is rolled into new chief digital officer role