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HMRC, Defra and cross-departmental borders group urged to update MPs on contingency-planning work
Department for Transport names Allan Cook as replacement for high-speed rail role
Three government departments collaborated to organise a major international conference on illegal wildlife trade in London last month. Conference director Andrew McCulloch explains how they did it
Environment secretary set to stay on at department but report outlines scale of tasks ahead
Scottish Government perm sec makes statement following employment tribunal case
Concerns over statutory work as hundreds of civil servants are redeployed
Ensuring staff are equipped to deak with huge workload is also an 'anxiety', says Clare Moriarty
The 2017 Commercial Award went to a team who supported "22 feisty local authorities" to reduce waste through innovative technology and collaborative working. Naomi Larsson finds out more
Initial planning was “optimistic”, resulting in missed milestones, report finds
Straw poll of Prospect members finds more than three-quarters are dissatisfied with government’s handling of negotiations
Sources warn of danger that doubling charge to 10p ‘looks like profiteering'
Natural Resources Wales has had its accounts qualified three times over “unlawful” contracts with a sawmill
NICS challenge over High Court ruling to overturn incinerator planning decision rejected by Court of Appeal
Proposals include annual statement setting out the current state of fish stocks "based on the latest scientific evidence"
MPs demand answers after reports the department favours weaker powers than those currently exercised by the European Commission
Department pledges to take more notice of green building certification and increase use of low-emission vehicles
Dame Judith Hackitt also wants building regulations reviews at least every five years, and for the results to be “user-friendly”
At the first Civil Service World leadership lecture, Defra permanent secretary Clare Moriarty shared the four principles that inform her leadership style. Suzannah Brecknell reports
MPs urge Defra to admit it has an unmanageable workload and accuse DIT of lacking the capacity to do new trade deals
With nominations open for the Diversity and Inclusion Awards 2018, Tamsin Rutter speaks to winners from last year who helped challenge the menopause taboo, persuade 200 defence workers to identify as LGBT supporters, and ensure diverse input on counter-terrorism work
New mechanisms required to enable all four governments to jointly agree post-Brexit policy, according to think tank
Departmental advisor to secretary of state Michael Gove proposes move to tackle grey squirrel population
Unprecedented report makes demands of six departments and calls for better oversight to ‘prevent policy from working at cross-purposes’
Foreign Affairs Committee argues FCO failed to do sufficient crisis planning despite Caribbean’s known vulnerability to hurricanes