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Dods Research finds LSE best-perceived among officials, while some civil servants call for better access to academic studies
BT's Ian Dalton shares his insights on the role that SMEs can play in transforming public services
Consultancy to advise HMRC on end of the decade-long IT deal
Four ex-Government Digital Service staff join their old boss at the Co-op
Tax may not be high in the YouTube search history of your average teenager, but HMRC's "Tax Facts" campaign has been described as "cheerful and creative". Maureen Pamplin, the tax authority's head of sustainability, shares her tips on how departments can engage the public – without dumbing down
Cabinet Office minister Matt Hancock releases figures showing GDS exits since May represent 2% of its workforce – while Labour warns of "haemorrhaging" of digital talent
Investigatory Powers Tribunal says Wilson Doctrine has 'no legal effect'
Institute for Fiscal Studies gives its assessment ahead of the Spending Review – and warns easier efficiency savings have already been "identified and delivered"
What’s the opposite of outsourcing? Insourcing, of course – and the DVLA has just given it a go. As the driver agency moves more than 300 IT staff in-house, Matt Foster caught up with chief executive Oliver Morley and outgoing chief technology officer Iain Patterson
Beyond the comfort zone: Andrew Rogoyski, head of cyber security services at global IT supplier CGI, tells Civil Service World about an eye-opening secondment working on cyber security in the Cabinet Office
As the government’s most senior medical adviser, it’s Dame Sally Davies’ job to stand up for hard evidence and grapple with some of the country’s biggest health challenges. Matt Foster meets her
Cabinet Office director of open data and government innovation Paul Maltby named as new director of data
Civil service will get smaller, says Cabinet secretary — but number of departments will “probably” stay the same
Minister for the Cabinet Office unveils plans for "digital fellowship" exchange on visit to Silicon Valley with government's CTO Liam Maxwell
Governments are increasingly seeking to transform their core systems. Andrew Arcuri of the Boston Consulting Group considers how they can move from achieving good results, to truly great ones
"This is the start of regaining control of the IT estate," says outgoing DVLA digital chief Iain Patterson, as agency moves services back in-house
MoJ digital services manager Gavin Bell shares insight into government’s digital challenges as he steps down from role for private sector post
Tim Kelsey to step down as NHS England’s national director for patients and information
Former attorney general – and recent critic of government's human rights plans – elected to lead the Intelligence and Security Committee
PCS and Prospect members at the Natural Environment Research Council take half-day action over 1% cap and progression pay move
The latest Open Budget Survey confirms Britain’s commitment to fiscal transparency, writes the LSE’s Dr Joachim Wehner. But the Treasury must go further to enable detailed public scrutiny of departmental spending
PM highlights achievements of Whitehall's digital team as he argues government has "moral imperative" to "streamline" public services
Health data programme still awaiting sign-off from watchdog
Transformation programme director Michael Beaven takes up post with private firm after four years at the Government Digital Service