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    Dame Sally Davies interview: the chief medical officer on e-cigarettes, antibiotic resistance – and stepping out of the comfort zone
    28 Sep 2015 Culture
    Dame Sally Davies interview: the chief medical officer on e-cigarettes, antibiotic resistance – and stepping out of the comfort zone

    As the government’s most senior medical adviser, it’s Dame Sally Davies’ job to stand up for hard evidence and grapple with some of the country’s biggest health challenges. Matt Foster meets her


    Civil service diversity: perm secs get 'data driven and measurable' objectives for boosting Whitehall representation
    25 Sep 2015 Culture
    Civil service diversity: perm secs get "data driven and measurable" objectives for boosting Whitehall representation

    Closing the gender pay gap and improving promotion rates among under-represented groups among first Diversity and Inclusion Objectives for permanent secretaries


    DCLG perm sec Melanie Dawes: We lost our way on diversity – but we're back on track
    24 Sep 2015 Culture
    DCLG perm sec Melanie Dawes: We lost our way on diversity – but we're back on track

    Civil service gender champion Melanie Dawes acknowledges past failure on diversity challenge, but says senior civil service committed to tackling “dangers of group think”


    Dave Penman: A more diverse civil service means casting the net wider – and backing existing talent
    21 Sep 2015 Culture
    Dave Penman: A more diverse civil service means casting the net wider – and backing existing talent

    The chief of the FDA union warns that Whitehall will miss out on a significant talent pool if under-represented groups do not believe a leadership role in the civil service is for them


    Culture secretary John Whittingdale: DCMS not at risk of abolition after Spending Review
    09 Sep 2015 Culture
    Culture secretary John Whittingdale: DCMS not at risk of abolition after Spending Review

    Culture secretary tells MPs budget cuts will lead to “difficult decisions” for DCMS but department not in “any danger” of disappearing 


    Fast Stream making progress on diversity
    01 Sep 2015 Culture
    Fast Stream making progress on diversity

    New report shows rise in successful applications to graduate scheme from black and minority ethnic candidates, but slight dip in proportion of women accepted onto the programme


    How did you… help improve gender balance in the Environment Agency?
    01 Sep 2015 Culture
    How did you… help improve gender balance in the Environment Agency?

    Keela Shackell-Smith describes how she helped break the Environment Agency’s glass ceiling and increase the percentage of women in senior roles 


    Pursuing a career as an adult social worker has left me drowning in admin
    27 Aug 2015 Culture
    Pursuing a career as an adult social worker has left me drowning in admin

    An adult social worker discusses how budget cuts and legislative changes mean those in his profession now spend more time on paperwork than looking after people in need


    Dave Penman: Plans to curb union rights are an unnecessary political sideshow
    24 Aug 2015 Culture
    Dave Penman: Plans to curb union rights are an unnecessary political sideshow

    Opinion: The Trade Union Bill ignores the positive role that unions can play


    Review: New book from former Whitehall speechwriter Simon Lancaster explores the language of leadership
    19 Aug 2015 Culture
    Review: New book from former Whitehall speechwriter Simon Lancaster explores the language of leadership

    Images of journeys, food and friends work wonders in speeches – but phrases like “accelerating reform” are a definite turn-off. Oliver Rowe reviews Simon Lancaster’s Winning Minds: Secrets from the Language of Leadership


    'Claustrophobic and marvellously inventive' – 1984 at the Playhouse Theatre
    06 Aug 2015 Culture
    "Claustrophobic and marvellously inventive" – 1984 at the Playhouse Theatre

    Theatre review: Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan's retelling of George Orwell's classic makes for a superbly nervy viewing experience


    Summer Budget 2015: George Osborne’s welfare savings plan 'to be slowed'
    08 Jul 2015 Culture
    Summer Budget 2015: George Osborne’s welfare savings plan 'to be slowed'

    Welfare cuts plan will reportedly be spread out over three years


    (Un)civil service: Channel 4’s new Whitehall comedy reviewed
    01 Jul 2015 Culture
    (Un)civil service: Channel 4’s new Whitehall comedy reviewed

    Channel 4’s new comedy pokes fun at Whitehall, but it’s more Skins than The Thick of It, says Sarah Aston


    Sue Owen named as new civil service diversity champion
    30 Jun 2015 Culture
    Sue Owen named as new civil service diversity champion

    DCMS permanent secretary Sue Owen will succeed Simon Fraser in role coordinating Whitehall's efforts to boost diversity, while the MoD's Jon Thompson handed remit to encourage people from lower-income backgrounds into the civil service


    Seven things every government press officer knows are true
    26 Jun 2015 Culture
    Seven things every government press officer knows are true

    Fretting about tomorrow’s front pages, dealing with Downing Street, and letting the policy team down gently – former press officer Dunstan Hadley reveals what it’s really like working in government comms


    Editorial: Diversity must not fall by the wayside as Whitehall cuts bite
    25 Jun 2015 Culture
    Editorial: Diversity must not fall by the wayside as Whitehall cuts bite

    The civil service's leadership is undoubtedly serious about diversity, but it has a tough road ahead of it


    Hold perm secs to account on civil service diversity or risk backsliding, says spending watchdog
    25 Jun 2015 Culture
    Hold perm secs to account on civil service diversity or risk backsliding, says spending watchdog

    Report by the National Audit Office says Cabinet Office’s Talent Action Plan on Whitehall diversity needs measures “to track progress and help sustain momentum”


    MoD pilot contract six years behind schedule - watchdog
    12 Jun 2015 Culture
    MoD pilot contract six years behind schedule - watchdog

    National Audit Office finds £3.2bn training programme will "not be running at full capacity until 2019"


    Scottish civil service set-up blocking applicants with criminal records, admits senior official
    02 Jun 2015 Culture
    Scottish civil service set-up blocking applicants with criminal records, admits senior official

    Official in charge of Scotland’s fair work agenda admits set-up of Scottish civil service keeps out applicants with criminal convictions


    DWP failed to consider welfare reform risks, says spending watchdog
    29 May 2015 Culture
    DWP failed to consider welfare reform risks, says spending watchdog

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


    New minister for the Cabinet Office Matt Hancock to set out Whitehall reform vision
    22 May 2015 Culture
    New minister for the Cabinet Office Matt Hancock to set out Whitehall reform vision

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


    Reshuffle: Cameron names DCMS, DECC and BIS secretaries
    11 May 2015 Culture
    Reshuffle: Cameron names DCMS, DECC and BIS secretaries

    John Whittingdale to lead culture department, Amber Rudd gets energy and Sajid Javid moves to BIS, as post-election reshuffle continues


    'People need to be ready for longer coalition talks' -  Peter Hennessy interviews former cabinet secretary Gus O’Donnell
    22 Apr 2015 Culture
    "People need to be ready for longer coalition talks" - Peter Hennessy interviews former cabinet secretary Gus O’Donnell

    Five years ago, Gus O’Donnell was a key player in the delicate transition to a coalition government. Peter Hennessy asks the former cabinet secretary what we might expect after next month’s vote


    Labour launches BME manifesto with Fast Stream quota plan
    14 Apr 2015 Culture
    Labour launches BME manifesto with Fast Stream quota plan

    Shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan says civil service's Fast Stream graduate programme will have 'diversity targets and quotas' to improve black and minority ethnic representation


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