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New group chief technology officer will be responsible for driving shared IT services – with DCLG looking for candidates who will challenge "the status quo"
The former head of UK Trade and Investment sits down for lunch with CSW's Matt Foster to talk Brexit fallout, life outside Whitehall – and why life begins at 60
Former Cabinet Office perm sec – and one-time Football Association chief exec – set to return as Civil Service Commissioner, subject to approval from MPs
Civil service unions hit out as new CSW analysis shows that many outgoing Number 10 advisers had substantial year-on-year pay rises, as well as enhanced redundancy terms and honours
The Border Force's Sara Alexander, winner of last year's Diversity and Inclusion Award for Championing Gender, tells CSW why buy-in from men is vital in confronting the issues faced by women in the civil service
Successful candidate will have responsibility for leading teams of 500 data scientists, architects, statisticians and engineers
Full details on the new leadership team at the DIT – as former UK Trade and Investments chief exec Andrew Cahn tells CSW that setting up a new department could have a "really serious frictional cost"
Co-writer of the still-definitive civil service satire rememberd as "an iconoclast who was willing to make a joke about almost anything"
David Hoare steps down after saying the Isle of Wight suffered from a "mass" of crime, drug and unemployment problems
Advertisement for the role of Wales' top official goes live – as first minister Carwyn Jones emphasises that Brexit means "fundamental change for Wales and the UK as a whole"
How can Whitehall departments be persuaded to collaborate more effectively to achieve greater efficiency and savings? Mark Smulian reports on a round table discussion of the issue sponsored by CGI at Civil Service Live and led by the Ministry of Justice permanent secretary Richard Heaton
Daniel Thornton of the respected IfG think tank predicts greater role in business transformation work for government departments