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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Policy news from Civil Service World
    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’
    08 May Policy

    Home Office perm sec sets out plans to tackle compliance ‘weaknesses’

    Antonia Romeo tells MPs multi-million-pound asylum-accommodation failings exposed need for “incentivised culture-change”
    by CSW staff
    Civil servants ‘can resign’ if they strongly oppose Gaza policy
    10 Jun Policy
    Civil servants ‘can resign’ if they strongly oppose Gaza policy
    Government needs to give more clarity on 'missions', MPs told
    21 May Policy
    Government needs to give more clarity on 'missions', MPs told
    Should we be worried about the decline of parliamentary scrutiny?
    09 May Policy
    Should we be worried about the decline of parliamentary scrutiny?
    Javid appoints police watchdog to lead Windrush review
    22 Jun 2018 Policy
    Javid appoints police watchdog to lead Windrush review

    HM Inspector of Constabulary Wendy Williams will oversee probe of Home Office’s handling of Windrush cases


    IfG prescribes cross-party inquiry to ‘properly meet’ NHS funding needs
    21 Jun 2018 Policy
    IfG prescribes cross-party inquiry to ‘properly meet’ NHS funding needs

    Think tank says Theresa May’s multi-billion-pound pledges will be unsustainable without a realistic plan for raising the cash


    Fury as author Frederick Forsyth dubs civil service ‘treacherous’ over Brexit
    15 Jun 2018 Policy
    Fury as author Frederick Forsyth dubs civil service ‘treacherous’ over Brexit

    Bestseller writer suggests 90% of staff backed Remain and urges them to quit if they cannot deliver the EU referendum result impartially


    Review calls for independent body to dictate proper NHS funding
    15 Jun 2018 Policy
    Review calls for independent body to dictate proper NHS funding

    Ex-Labour health minister Ara Darzi also proposes creation of "single NHS headquarters" to report to Department of Health and Social Care 


    Too late for DWP to reverse Universal Credit but it may never be value for money, says NAO
    15 Jun 2018 Policy
    Too late for DWP to reverse Universal Credit but it may never be value for money, says NAO

    Select committee chair accuses senior civil servants running reform of being in ‘La La Land’ as report says changes may never have intended benefits


    Chris Wormald urges civil servants to ‘go back to school’
    11 Jun 2018 Policy
    Chris Wormald urges civil servants to ‘go back to school’

    Policy profession head wants to emulate overseas governments where officials are better educated


    Whitehall preparing for food and medicine shortages in event of no deal ‘doomsday’ Brexit
    04 Jun 2018 Policy
    Whitehall preparing for food and medicine shortages in event of no deal ‘doomsday’ Brexit

    DExEU warning of food shortages within a fortnight if the UK leaves the EU without a deal on future status revealed


    David Davis proposes 10-mile buffer to solve Ireland Brexit border deadlock
    01 Jun 2018 Policy
    David Davis proposes 10-mile buffer to solve Ireland Brexit border deadlock

    A special economic zone could be introduced across island’s 310-mile frontier after UK leaves the EU


    Maude blasts pace of change in government IT
    31 May 2018 Policy
    Maude blasts pace of change in government IT

    Former Cabinet Office minister claims there are ‘worrying signs’ progress has slipped


    DfE perm sec gets ministerial direction to press ahead with technical education reforms
    25 May 2018 Policy
    DfE perm sec gets ministerial direction to press ahead with technical education reforms

    Jonathan Slater has warned education secretary Damian Hinds that plans to implement changes by 2020 may not be deliverable


    Policy vacuum means customs union will continue after 2020, MPs warn
    25 May 2018 Policy
    Policy vacuum means customs union will continue after 2020, MPs warn

    Brexit select committee says nation is cruising towards default ongoing membership post 2020


    Cabinet Office taskforce to create new public service leadership centre
    22 May 2018 Policy
    Cabinet Office taskforce to create new public service leadership centre

    Group to be chaired by Ministry of Defence board member and banking executive Sir Gerry Grimstone


    Book review: memories of Margaret Thatcher from No 10’s first female private secretary
    18 May 2018 Policy
    Book review: memories of Margaret Thatcher from No 10’s first female private secretary

    Caroline Slocock depicts a more human Margaret Thatcher, writes Sue Cameron


    MoJ sets out reforms after damning sustainability report
    18 May 2018 Policy
    MoJ sets out reforms after damning sustainability report

    Department pledges to take more notice of green building certification and increase use of low-emission vehicles


    Scottish Parliament poised to reject EU Withdrawal Bill amid devolution row
    15 May 2018 Policy
    Scottish Parliament poised to reject EU Withdrawal Bill amid devolution row

    Talks between UK and Scottish governments have been unable to reach agreement on who will be given powers returning from Brussels


    FDA chief warns of ‘systematic and deliberate undermining’ of civil service impartiality
    10 May 2018 Policy
    FDA chief warns of ‘systematic and deliberate undermining’ of civil service impartiality

    Dave Penman tells union conference conspiracy claims from both ends of political spectrum are a threat to the fabric of Whitehall


    Report warns departments face ‘impossible’ Brexit challenges
    04 May 2018 Policy
    Report warns departments face ‘impossible’ Brexit challenges

    MPs urge Defra to admit it has an unmanageable workload and accuse DIT of lacking the capacity to do new trade deals


    Public sector needs ‘bespoke post-Brexit recruitment deal’
    04 May 2018 Policy
    Public sector needs ‘bespoke post-Brexit recruitment deal’

    Report argues Whitehall, the NHS and local government will not be able to fill key roles without tailored agreement with the European Union


    Amber Rudd allies accused of 'turning fire' on Home Office staff over her exit
    01 May 2018 Policy
    Amber Rudd allies accused of 'turning fire' on Home Office staff over her exit

    Senior Home Office civil servant in charge of migration under pressure over Rudd resignation


    Sajid Javid appointed home secretary after Amber Rudd’s resignation
    30 Apr 2018 Policy
    Sajid Javid appointed home secretary after Amber Rudd’s resignation

    First BAME home secretary announced following leaks from Home Office that led to Rudd resigning


    Home Office to scrap local deportation targets
    27 Apr 2018 Policy
    Home Office to scrap local deportation targets

    NHS bosses say Indian doctors are being denied visas to work in the UK because of ‘hostile environment’


    New government comms plan embraces more nudge techniques
    27 Apr 2018 Policy
    New government comms plan embraces more nudge techniques

    Plan for 2018-19 to focus on four themes, including creating a strong, new relationship with Europe after Brexit


    Health department ‘faces £60bn funding shortfall by 2030’
    26 Apr 2018 Policy
    Health department ‘faces £60bn funding shortfall by 2030’

    Report by former health minister comes as Jeremy Hunt’s call for a long-term settlement for the NHS gains traction


    Cabinet Office to expand unit focused on improving collaboration with academics
    24 Apr 2018 Policy
    Cabinet Office to expand unit focused on improving collaboration with academics

    Cabinet secretary praises work of Open Innovation Team in helping open up policymaking to universities


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