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    Former DIT perm sec describes Brexit as ‘swapping a three-course meal for a packet of crisps’
    27 Feb 2018 Economy
    Former DIT perm sec describes Brexit as ‘swapping a three-course meal for a packet of crisps’

    Former international trade permanent secretary Martin Donnelly to give speech undermining Brexit vision of Liam Fox 


    David Lidington to promise “a very big change” to EU withdrawal bill to placate devolved governments
    26 Feb 2018 Economy
    David Lidington to promise “a very big change” to EU withdrawal bill to placate devolved governments

    Cabinet Office minister to promise vast majority of powers returning from Brussels will start off in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast – not Whitehall


    Wolverhampton wants you: city targets civil service jobs boom
    23 Feb 2018 Economy
    Wolverhampton wants you: city targets civil service jobs boom

    Council to bankroll new office development in drive for share of Brexit-related quango expansion


    Improved government commercial skills have hit outsourcers, says Serco chief
    23 Feb 2018 Economy
    Improved government commercial skills have hit outsourcers, says Serco chief

    Firm says bolstered transparency, a fair dealing ethos and more break-clauses should be introduced in wake of Carillion’s demise


    Department for International Trade dismisses as rumours Crawford Falconer ‘resignation threat’
    22 Feb 2018 Economy
    Department for International Trade dismisses as rumours Crawford Falconer ‘resignation threat’

    Report suggests UK’s top negotiator is increasingly frustrated at being sidelined in Brexit talks


    Chisholm: one-third of BEIS Brexit recruits from outside civil service
    22 Feb 2018 Economy
    Chisholm: one-third of BEIS Brexit recruits from outside civil service

    Departmental perm sec reveals Brexit funding for 2018-19 has not yet been agreed with the Treasury


    Defra must invest in IT to minimise ‘inevitable friction’ to food trade after Brexit, MPs warn
    20 Feb 2018 Economy
    Defra must invest in IT to minimise ‘inevitable friction’ to food trade after Brexit, MPs warn

    Environment select committee calls on department to analyse impact of Brexit on agriculture and introduce fund for UK farmers


    Revamped BEIS survey to assess views on workers’ rights
    16 Feb 2018 Economy
    Revamped BEIS survey to assess views on workers’ rights

    Department consults on revamp of its Public Attitudes Tracker to cover workers’ rights and corporate transparency


    Northern Ireland civil servants ‘in disarray’ over extent of powers without ministers, court told
    15 Feb 2018 Economy
    Northern Ireland civil servants ‘in disarray’ over extent of powers without ministers, court told

    As cross-party power-sharing talks collapse, decisions made by senior officials in absence of an executive are challenged in Belfast High Court 


    MPs launch inquiry into DfT bidding process after East Coast Mainline franchise failure
    13 Feb 2018 Economy
    MPs launch inquiry into DfT bidding process after East Coast Mainline franchise failure

    Transport Select Committee says failure has wider implications for rail franchising 


    Treasury agrees to assess borrow-to-invest options for some major projects
    09 Feb 2018 Economy
    Treasury agrees to assess borrow-to-invest options for some major projects

    Move follows Public Accounts Committee observation that up-front borrowing could have reduced the cost to consumers of the £20bn Hinkley Point C project


    Development quango ‘can’t pay enough’ to recruit proper chief
    09 Feb 2018 Economy
    Development quango ‘can’t pay enough’ to recruit proper chief

    Tailored review urges Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to give garden city development corporation more financial freedom


    Former No 10 strategy director’s firm lands Red Tape Initiative role
    09 Feb 2018 Economy
    Former No 10 strategy director’s firm lands Red Tape Initiative role

    Appointments watchdog publishes advice letter to Ameetpal Gill over contract with Oliver Letwin’s cross-party Brexit initiative


    Cabinet Office commits to publishing details of Carillion’s 100 central government contracts
    08 Feb 2018 Economy
    Cabinet Office commits to publishing details of Carillion’s 100 central government contracts

    Treasury has handed £150m to official receiver for overseeing company’s liquidation, it has been revealed 


    HMRC signs latest hub deal in ‘ideal’ Glasgow location
    07 Feb 2018 Economy
    HMRC signs latest hub deal in ‘ideal’ Glasgow location

    Tax agency will move 2,700 staff to second Scottish regional centre by 2021


    Carillion: collapsed contractor aimed to double Whitehall profit margins in recovery plan
    07 Feb 2018 Economy
    Carillion: collapsed contractor aimed to double Whitehall profit margins in recovery plan

    Proposals indicate that the firm, which went out of business last month, expected to be able to get double its profit margins on some Whitehall contracts


    Department for Transport could nationalise East Coast rail services in weeks
    06 Feb 2018 Economy
    Department for Transport could nationalise East Coast rail services in weeks

    Nationalising the service currently operated by Virgin Trains is one of two options for services after franchise “got its sums wrong”


    BEIS staffer ‘chuffed’ with fiction prize placing
    05 Feb 2018 Economy
    BEIS staffer ‘chuffed’ with fiction prize placing

    Programme manager bags runner up slot in literary springboard the Costa Short Story Award


    Government Property Agency bosses ‘cross fingers’ for April launch
    02 Feb 2018 Economy
    Government Property Agency bosses ‘cross fingers’ for April launch

    Shadow body overseeing hubs programme and New Property Model expected to go live last year


    Civil service analysis dubbed ‘an attempt to undermine Brexit’ by DExEU minister to be published
    01 Feb 2018 Economy
    Civil service analysis dubbed ‘an attempt to undermine Brexit’ by DExEU minister to be published

    Vote by parliament to release analysis comes after it was leaked to media


    Clare Lombardelli appointed as Treasury's chief economic advisor
    01 Feb 2018 Economy
    Clare Lombardelli appointed as Treasury's chief economic advisor

    Lombardelli will take up post in April following departure of Sir David Ramsden


    FDA boss: DExEU minister Steve Baker’s ‘insult’ to civil servants on Brexit forecasts undermines government
    31 Jan 2018 Economy
    FDA boss: DExEU minister Steve Baker’s ‘insult’ to civil servants on Brexit forecasts undermines government

    Brexit minister accused civil servants of undermining EU exit after economic analysis of EU exit leaked


    Union: HMRC office closures plan risks undermining its support for Border Force
    23 Jan 2018 Economy
    Union: HMRC office closures plan risks undermining its support for Border Force

    PCS calls for pause in programme and more resources for HMRC as it plans for post-Brexit customs landscape


    Meg Hillier on running the Public Accounts Committee, Whitehall contracting headaches, and what keeps perm secs awake at night
    22 Jan 2018 Economy
    Meg Hillier on running the Public Accounts Committee, Whitehall contracting headaches, and what keeps perm secs awake at night

    After two years as Westminster’s chief public-spending watchdog, Meg Hillier tells Tamsin Rutter her frustrations and aspirations on pre-scrutinising projects, taking the fight against tax evasion to the US and extending FOI


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