Articles tagged with: Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Better call Saul: National Archives appoints BBC veteran as chief exec
09 Apr Digital, Data & Technology
Better call Saul: National Archives appoints BBC veteran as chief exec
Saul Nassé worked with The National Archives in his role as controller of BBC Learning
Civil service sick days climb to 12-year high
04 Mar HR
Civil service sick days climb to 12-year high
Ministry of Justice still tops the table, despite year-on-year reduction
Treasury called to action over worsening Whole of Government Accounts delays
29 Jan Finance
Treasury called to action over worsening Whole of Government Accounts delays
MPs say late publication and missing figures make £1tn public spending snapshot less and less useful
'There is never a dull day’: Meet the government legal advisers helping to shape legislation
05 Jan Culture
'There is never a dull day’: Meet the government legal advisers helping to shape legislation
Government lawyers play a key role in developing legislation – they tell us some of the work they have been doing
Places for Growth: Which departments are leading the way in London jobs exodus?
14 Dec 2023 HR
Places for Growth: Which departments are leading the way in London jobs exodus?
New stats reveal most popular destinations for job relocations, which grades are moving most and the departments playing the biggest role
From Eurovision 2023 to Euro 2028: Susannah Storey on a busy year for DCMS
11 Dec 2023 Culture
From Eurovision 2023 to Euro 2028: Susannah Storey on a busy year for DCMS
The permanent secretary at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport sets out what has made her proud, energised and hopeful in 2023
Which civil service departments have the biggest gender pay gaps?
04 Dec 2023 HR
Which civil service departments have the biggest gender pay gaps?
CSW crunches the numbers to see which organisations have the biggest gaps in hourly earnings for women and men, and how gender pay gaps have changed over time
GPA secures permanent site for Darlington Economic Campus
26 Sep 2023 Finance
GPA secures permanent site for Darlington Economic Campus
Work to build Treasury’s second HQ will start next year and complete in 2026, Cabinet Office says
Former MoJ perm sec takes up Government Art Collection role
05 Sep 2023 Culture
Former MoJ perm sec takes up Government Art Collection role
Richard Heaton will chair advisory committee responsible for more than 14,700 works
Civil servants are getting less religious, statistics reveal
24 Aug 2023 HR
Civil servants are getting less religious, statistics reveal
Overall decline in belief comes despite increasing proportion of Muslim officials
Former government culture commissioner to chair Historic England
11 Aug 2023 Culture
Former government culture commissioner to chair Historic England
Neil Mendoza will succeed PM’s ethics adviser Laurie Magnus at heritage body next month
Director's cut with DCMS job-sharers Becky Morrison and Hannah Malik
03 Aug 2023 Culture
Director's cut with DCMS job-sharers Becky Morrison and Hannah Malik
Directors do some of the most interesting and challenging work in the civil service. Here, Becky Morrison and Hannah Malik, Director of civil society and youth (job share) at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, explain what it takes to do their job
DCMS names former DG as new permanent secretary
22 Jun 2023 Culture
DCMS names former DG as new permanent secretary
Susannah Storey returns to the newly-refocused DCMS as its top civil servant after short stint at DSIT
Cabinet Office sets out plans for ‘policy campus’ in Sheffield
09 Jun 2023 HR
Cabinet Office sets out plans for ‘policy campus’ in Sheffield
City will also pilot regional Fast Stream programme starting with 2024 intake
'We've become much more flexible': Alex Chisholm on using MOG changes as a springboard for reform
19 May 2023 Civil Service Reform
'We've become much more flexible': Alex Chisholm on using MOG changes as a springboard for reform
Ahead of this year’s Civil Service Live, the civil service chief operating officer reflects on reforming government and learning from Brexit and Covid
BBC chair Richard Sharp resigns over Boris Johnson loan inquiry
28 Apr 2023 Culture
BBC chair Richard Sharp resigns over Boris Johnson loan inquiry
Sharp says code breach was "inadvertent" after inquiry flags "potential perceived conflict of interest"
Home Office rapped for ‘disappointing’ fraud failings
04 Apr 2023 Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
Home Office rapped for ‘disappointing’ fraud failings
MPs voice litany of concerns over coordination of national efforts to combat major strand of crime
Government food tsar quits over 'weak' No.10's failure to tackle obesity
20 Mar 2023 Health & Social Care
Government food tsar quits over 'weak' No.10's failure to tackle obesity
Henry Dimbleby says "weak" Downing Street has failed to provide the coordination needed to address obesity
'There will be a job for everyone,' Sarah Munby reassures civil servants as BEIS splits Exclusive
07 Feb 2023 Energy & Environment
'There will be a job for everyone,' Sarah Munby reassures civil servants as BEIS splits
Simon Case acknowledges staff are "unsettled" as perm sec says she "didn’t expect" today's announcement
Pocklington to lead new energy department in perm secs reshuffle
07 Feb 2023 Energy & Environment
Pocklington to lead new energy department in perm secs reshuffle
BEIS perm sec Sarah Munby moves to new science department, while Sarah Healey moves from DCMS to DLUHC
Sunak breaks up BEIS and ‘refocuses’ DCMS
07 Feb 2023 Culture
Sunak breaks up BEIS and ‘refocuses’ DCMS
Machinery of government change creates new departments for energy; business and trade; and science, innovation and technology