Register for our newsletter
Menu
Civil Service World

Register for
our newsletter

Register
Register
  • Home
  • News
    • Brexit
    • Civil Service Reform
    • Coronavirus
    • Security & Defence
    • Economy
    • Education
    • Energy & Environment
    • Foreign Affairs
    • Health & Social Care
    • Justice & Home Affairs
    • Leadership
    • Culture
    • Local & Devolved
    • Politics & Constitution
    • Transport
  • Comment
  • In Depth
  • Professions
    • Analysis
    • Commercial
    • Digital, Data & Technology
    • Operational Delivery
    • Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
    • HR
    • Legal
    • Project Delivery
    • Property & Estates
    • Communications
    • Finance
    • Economics
    • Planning
    • Science & Engineering
    • Statistics
    • Government Tax Profession
    • Internal Audit
    • Knowledge & Information Management
    • Medical
    • Policy
  • Counter Fraud Zone
  • Trailblazing Women
  • Events
    • Upcoming Events
    • Watch On Demand
  • Resources
  • More
    • Permanent Secretaries Roundup
    • Public Sector Training Hub
    • Civil Service Awards
    • Write for us
    • e-Version
    • Commercial Opportunities
    • Newsletter registration
    • Podcasts
    • Contact Us
    • About CSW
    • Members Directory
Search
  • Analysis
  • Commercial
  • Digital, Data & Technology
  • Operational Delivery
  • Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
  • HR
  • Legal
  • Project Delivery
  • Property & Estates
  • Communications
  • Finance
  • Economics
  • Planning
  • Science & Engineering
  • Statistics
  • Government Tax Profession
  • Internal Audit
  • Knowledge & Information Management
  • Medical
  • Policy
    More

    Follow us:

    • Home
    • News
      • Brexit
      • Civil Service Reform
      • Coronavirus
      • Security & Defence
      • Economy
      • Education
      • Energy & Environment
      • Foreign Affairs
      • Health & Social Care
      • Justice & Home Affairs
      • Leadership
      • Culture
      • Local & Devolved
      • Politics & Constitution
      • Transport
    • Comment
    • In Depth
    • Professions
      • Analysis
      • Commercial
      • Digital, Data & Technology
      • Operational Delivery
      • Fraud, Error Debt & Grants
      • HR
      • Legal
      • Project Delivery
      • Property & Estates
      • Communications
      • Finance
      • Economics
      • Planning
      • Science & Engineering
      • Statistics
      • Government Tax Profession
      • Internal Audit
      • Knowledge & Information Management
      • Medical
      • Policy
    • Counter Fraud Zone
    • Trailblazing Women
    • Events
      • Upcoming Events
      • Watch On Demand
    • Resources
    • More
      • Permanent Secretaries Roundup
      • Public Sector Training Hub
      • Civil Service Awards
      • Write for us
      • e-Version
      • Commercial Opportunities
      • Newsletter registration
      • Podcasts
      • Contact Us
      • About CSW
      • Members Directory

    Communications

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Communications news from Civil Service World
    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
    15 Dec 2025 Communications

    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs

    Party announces more details of civil service reform policies including weakening pensions in favour of higher bonuses, increasing office working and big cuts to policy profession
    by Tevye Markson
    The line has been crossed – government must stop using X
    15 Jan Communications
    The line has been crossed – government must stop using X
    Government appoints lead media agency
    23 Dec 2025 Communications
    Government appoints lead media agency
    Covid corruption commissioner calls for fraud prevention reform
    10 Dec 2025 Communications
    Covid corruption commissioner calls for fraud prevention reform
    Senior Department for Transport official apologises after comments spark union and Labour outrage
    24 Feb 2016 Communications
    Senior Department for Transport official apologises after comments spark union and Labour outrage

    Peter Wilkinson, director of rail passenger services at the DfT, comes under fire after reportedly telling commuters they had "got to break" industrial action over changes to train drivers' terms


    Trust in civil servants rises again — poll
    08 Feb 2016 Communications
    Trust in civil servants rises again — poll

    IPSOS Mori research finds four-point rise in those who trust civil servants to tell the truth — and strong trust among "Generation Y"


    Cabinet Office volunteers launch “Listening Service” for colleagues facing problems
    04 Feb 2016 Communications
    Cabinet Office volunteers launch “Listening Service” for colleagues facing problems

    A new colleague-to-colleague counselling service has been created at the Cabinet Office in a bid to fill gaps in current help and support provision


    DCMS appoints two new non-execs
    25 Jan 2016 Communications
    DCMS appoints two new non-execs

    Bankers Fields Wicker-Miurin and Neil Mendoza set to join department


    Perm secs round-up 2015: Whitehall's top civil servants review the year – and look ahead to 2016
    23 Dec 2015 Communications
    Perm secs round-up 2015: Whitehall's top civil servants review the year – and look ahead to 2016

    With the end of 2015 in sight, we asked Whitehall's top officials to look back at the year, set out their priorities for 2016 – and shed some light on their festive plans...


    Ebola, antibiotic resistance and election year: chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies on 2015's biggest challenges
    21 Dec 2015 Communications
    Ebola, antibiotic resistance and election year: chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies on 2015's biggest challenges

    With the end of 2015 in sight, we asked Whitehall's top officials to review the year, set out their priorities for 2016 – and shed some light on their festive plans. Dame Sally Davies, chief medical officer for England, takes part in our biggest-ever perm secs' round-up series...


    Lord Kerslake steps up defence of Freedom of Information – and rejects 'chilling effect' claims
    15 Dec 2015 Communications
    Lord Kerslake steps up defence of Freedom of Information – and rejects "chilling effect" claims

    Former head of the civil service tells Labour's own FoI review that intentional leaks to the press show "double standard" in Whitehall over the transparency law


    Bob Kerslake: Don't use review to water down Freedom of Information act
    14 Dec 2015 Communications
    Bob Kerslake: Don't use review to water down Freedom of Information act

    Former head of the civil service says "public will draw their own conclusions" about any attempt to curb the transparency law


    Heywood and Manzoni respond after Spending Review blog met with fury by civil servants
    09 Dec 2015 Communications
    Heywood and Manzoni respond after Spending Review blog met with fury by civil servants

    Furious online reaction to Spending Review blog prompts response by cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood and civil service chief executive John Manzoni – with the pair emphasising areas where civil service is more flexible than the private sector


    Spending Review 2015: live coverage as George Osborne unveils departmental spending plans
    25 Nov 2015 Communications
    Spending Review 2015: live coverage as George Osborne unveils departmental spending plans

    Live: Rolling coverage of the Comprehensive Spending Review and Autumn Statement provided by CSW's sister title PoliticsHome


    More security spending unveiled by George Osborne in wake of Paris attacks
    17 Nov 2015 Communications
    More security spending unveiled by George Osborne in wake of Paris attacks

    National Cyber Centre to open in Cheltenham, George Osborne announces, amid flurry of security spending announcements in the wake of the Paris terror attacks


    Freedom of Information: Civil servants would support charging for requests, CSW study finds
    02 Nov 2015 Communications
    Freedom of Information: Civil servants would support charging for requests, CSW study finds

    Special report: Extensive cross-government survey finds broad range of views on the FOI act – with calls for more central support in dealing with requests and just over 50% of officials in favour of introducing charges


    • <<
    • <
    • 8
    • 9
    • 10
    • 11
    • 12
    • 13
    • 14
    • 15
    • >
    • >>
    Exclusive insight into the world of the civil service
    Subscribe

    Access to:

    • Monthly magazines
    • Daily e-bulletins
    • Podcasts

    Register

    Close
    Sign up to the Civil Service World newsletter today!
    Find out more
    Follow us

    Registered in England & Wales under No. 07291783

    © Political Holdings Limited

    Quick Links
    • Home
    • News
    • Comment
    • In Depth
    • Professions
    • Events
    • White Papers
    • Commercial Opportunities
    • Contact Us
    Services
    • Media
    • Events
    • Training
    Media & Publishing
    • PoliticsHome
    • The Parliament
    • Holyrood
    • The House Magazine
    • PublicTechnology
    • Training Journal
    About Us
    • Total Politics Group
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms & Conditions