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Party’s manifesto confirms pledge to end public sector pay cap and take rail franchises into Whitehall control
PM says she will ‘be around’ for entire Brexit process if the Conservatives in the election
Senior Foreign Office figure will become top aide to prime minister
Resolution Foundation flags potential £50bn public spending gulf ahead of scheduled cuts to departmental budgets
Ministers accused of having to bow to demands to keep manufacturing jobs in Britain after Brexit
The Institute for Government says budget projections must not provide “cover for misleading intentions”
Department-sponsored study flags move as part of wider reform of franchising system
HM Treasury passed most bills in 2016-17 session, followed by DCMS, Home Office and DfE
Local Government Association asks all parties to commit to further devo rollout in their election manifestos
Shift in responsibility during staff reshuffle creates questions over civil service reform, says IfG
Think tank says lock is bad policy and is a serious constraint on the ability of the government to raise additional revenues
MPs tell DCLG and DWP to commission research on leveraging housing benefit payments to ease the housing crisis
Academics say giving NHS patients access to unapproved medication was a “significant expenditure” that delivered “no meaningful value”
Civil servant who led Troubled Families programme to leave Whitehall to take up roles in voluntary sector and academia
General election guidance published by Cabinet Office sets out rules for civil servants in snap election campaign
Pre-election period to commence after MPs back poll
Prospect calls for end to 1% pay cap as well as independent review of Whitehall wage levels
Rail Group DG takes up post at the Department for Transport, increasing number of female departmental chiefs to five
Senior figure in Manchester devolution deal says Brexit shows centralised UK has not served country well
Former Cabinet Office minister says his perception of the civil service went “downhill a lot” during the coalition government
Justice Select Committee raises spectre of more fragmented services and weakened economies of scale from latest reform drive
Changes to be judged on how funding can promote sustainability of services and reduce worklessness
Think tank says data dashboards have the potential to mislead and urges government to boost staff’s data science skills
Her Majesty's Prison and Probation Service replaces National Offenders Management Service as Ministry of Justice takes over the commissioning and monitoring of prison and probation services