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    Safety in numbers: how data can keep us all safe
    17 Oct 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Safety in numbers: how data can keep us all safe

    Civil Service World brought together a panel of data experts from across the civil service to look at ways of increasing public safety through the better use of data. Mark Rowe reports


    Departments told there is ‘nowhere to hide’ in tackling racial discrimination
    10 Oct 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Departments told there is ‘nowhere to hide’ in tackling racial discrimination

    Prime minister demands 'explain or change' approach in battle to defeat ethnic injustice


    HM Courts and Tribunals Service’s Susan Acland-Hood on digital courts, making big changes and her Whitehall hammock
    06 Oct 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    HM Courts and Tribunals Service’s Susan Acland-Hood on digital courts, making big changes and her Whitehall hammock

    As head of HM Courts and Tribunals Service, the Ministry of Justice executive agency that runs the judicial system in England and Wales, Susan Acland-Hood is overseeing wide-ranging reforms to the operation of courts across the country. She tells Richard Johnstone how the changes will improve access to justice


    Home Office seeks commissioner to lead anti-extremism efforts
    19 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Home Office seeks commissioner to lead anti-extremism efforts

    Successful candidate will work with home secretary to shape role of new Commission for Countering Extremism


    Grenfell Tower inquiry to 'lift lid' on Whitehall's handling of safety advice
    15 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Grenfell Tower inquiry to 'lift lid' on Whitehall's handling of safety advice

    New document reveals plans to probe central government responses to previous high-rise fires and impact of any failings on west London tragedy


    Home Office considers limiting pre-release access after migration data leak
    15 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Home Office considers limiting pre-release access after migration data leak

    Amber Rudd responds to call from statistics chief to follow ONS in scrapping system that allows select people to preview official figures


    Call for Grenfell Tower inquiry to learn lessons from previous investigations
    14 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Call for Grenfell Tower inquiry to learn lessons from previous investigations

    As the judge-led public inquiry opens on the three-month anniversary of the fire, legal experts call for a “repository of expertise” to build on lessons of past inquiries


    Unions deride ‘repugnant’ below-inflation pay cap lift
    12 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Unions deride ‘repugnant’ below-inflation pay cap lift

    Prison Officers Association rejects pay boost, as more public sector trade unions moot industrial action


    HM Prison & Probation Service urged to hike BAME senior staff levels
    08 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    HM Prison & Probation Service urged to hike BAME senior staff levels

    Lammy Review points to disparity between UK’s ethnic breakdown and proportion of black and minority ethnic staff in prison service


    Cross-government report shows doubling of fraud
    08 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Cross-government report shows doubling of fraud

    Cabinet Office says year-on-year hike from £29.7m to £73.6m is evidence of increased scrutiny


    Beefed-up surveillance watchdog to oversee Whitehall investigatory powers
    04 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Beefed-up surveillance watchdog to oversee Whitehall investigatory powers

    New investigatory powers commissioner begins role inspecting use of state surveillance by public authorities


    Cabinet Office’s probe into tackling economic crime ‘set to report imminently’
    01 Sep 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Cabinet Office’s probe into tackling economic crime ‘set to report imminently’

    Theresa May reveals ministers are due to be briefed on resilience findings in a matter of days, as select committee chair questions scope of inquiry


    Environment Agency enforcement staff get body cameras to tackle assaults
    30 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Environment Agency enforcement staff get body cameras to tackle assaults

    Agency is the second government enforcement arm to trial cameras for protection this month


    Home Office appoints Cambridge professor as chief scientific adviser
    25 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Home Office appoints Cambridge professor as chief scientific adviser

    Statistician John Aston replaces Bernard Silverman to advise department on a range of issues


    Think tank calls on Home Office to invest £450m a year in digital policing
    23 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Think tank calls on Home Office to invest £450m a year in digital policing

    Think tank Reform wants department to boost digital infrastructure with savings from Whitehall’s automation agenda


    BEIS civil servant ‘kept woman in domestic servitude’
    22 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    BEIS civil servant ‘kept woman in domestic servitude’

    Court rules that domestic worker kept by civil servant in conditions below legal standards for "basic minimum for dignity”


    Retention problems plague MoJ's boost to prison officer numbers
    18 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Retention problems plague MoJ's boost to prison officer numbers

    The Ministry of Justice recruited record numbers this year but is still losing experienced staff


    Government vows 'no return to hard border' in Ireland after Brexit
    16 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Government vows 'no return to hard border' in Ireland after Brexit

    Position paper outlines solutions to ensure 'frictionless' trade but critics say it's too 'light on detail'


    DfT’s vehicle standards agency warns of 50% hike in assaults on staff
    11 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    DfT’s vehicle standards agency warns of 50% hike in assaults on staff

    Transport agency launches new campaign after torrent of abuse, including lorry drivers trying to run enforcement cars off the road


    Compensation scheme: Departments urged to proactively revisit redundancy settlements
    11 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Compensation scheme: Departments urged to proactively revisit redundancy settlements

    Union calls for Whitehall employers to seek out departed staff and pay additional settlements after successful High Court challenge to revised Civil Service Compensation Scheme


    Compensation scheme: Hundreds of civil servants could see redundancy deals improved
    04 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Compensation scheme: Hundreds of civil servants could see redundancy deals improved

    High Court orders Cabinet Office to pay union’s costs and refuses right to appeal decision


    MoJ agency broke Treasury pay rules, annual report reveals
    04 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    MoJ agency broke Treasury pay rules, annual report reveals

    Annual report of the National Offender Management Service says additional overtime payments were needed to address staffing pressures


    Details emerge of DIT’s new global ‘fair trade’ watchdog
    03 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    Details emerge of DIT’s new global ‘fair trade’ watchdog

    Department begins recruiting for post-Brexit arm’s length body


    MoJ taking prison officers out of jails to fill Whitehall knowledge gaps, claim governors
    02 Aug 2017 Justice & Home Affairs
    MoJ taking prison officers out of jails to fill Whitehall knowledge gaps, claim governors

    Perm sec Richard Heaton slammed for “less than satisfactory” response to prison pressures


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