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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
    Vision and trust: Why open government is critical to achieving ministers' missions
    30 Jun Policy
    Vision and trust: Why open government is critical to achieving ministers' missions
    Industrial strategy: Civil service reforms aim to build 'enduring partnership' with business
    23 Jun Policy
    Industrial strategy: Civil service reforms aim to build 'enduring partnership' with business
    John Major calls for appointments watchdog to get boosted powers
    19 Jun Policy
    John Major calls for appointments watchdog to get boosted powers
    Office for National Statistics eyes new £17m data facilities in wake of Bean Review
    18 Mar 2016 Policy
    Office for National Statistics eyes new £17m data facilities in wake of Bean Review

    New data science projects given the go-ahead in this week’s Budget will give the nation richer and more precise economic figures, the Office for National Statistics has said


    Whitehall getting more used to English devolution – top DCLG official
    07 Mar 2016 Policy
    Whitehall getting more used to English devolution – top DCLG official

    Tom Walker – who heads cross-government cities and local growth team – hails "ever closer integration" and close support of the Treasury as ministers press ahead with devolution drive


    Department for Education starts work on schools funding overhaul
    07 Mar 2016 Policy
    Department for Education starts work on schools funding overhaul

    Education secretary Nicky Morgan says consultation marks “biggest step towards fairer funding in over a decade”


    Queen’s Speech 'pushed back until after EU referendum'
    02 Mar 2016 Policy
    Queen’s Speech "pushed back until after EU referendum"

    Prime minister has reportedly delayed unveiling of legislative year ahead to allow focus on European Union vote


    Freedom of Information review: ministers reject charging for requests – but commission recommends tightening of rules around policy formulation
    01 Mar 2016 Policy
    Freedom of Information review: ministers reject charging for requests – but commission recommends tightening of rules around policy formulation

    Burns Commission on Freedom of Information sides against charges for FOI requests, but calls for greater clarity on protecting policy-making


    Matt Hancock: We won't charge for Freedom of Information requests
    01 Mar 2016 Policy
    Matt Hancock: We won't charge for Freedom of Information requests

    Cabinet Office-commissioned review of FOI rejects charging for requests, as minister Matt Hancock says government will "not make any legal changes" to the transparency act


    Government outlines plans to boost public sector data sharing
    29 Feb 2016 Policy
    Government outlines plans to boost public sector data sharing

    Consultation outlines proposals to let government share data to improve services, reduce fraud, and create timely research and statistics



     


    EU referendum: Jeremy Heywood to face MPs over civil service guidance on dealing with pro-Brexit ministers
    29 Feb 2016 Policy
    EU referendum: Jeremy Heywood to face MPs over civil service guidance on dealing with pro-Brexit ministers

    Cabinet secretary will be questioned by the Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee on Tuesday, after ministers in favour of leaving the EU question guidance on use of official resources


    Former civil service head Lord Kerslake blasts “demeaning” move to end automatic “check off” of union fees across Whitehall
    26 Feb 2016 Policy
    Former civil service head Lord Kerslake blasts “demeaning” move to end automatic “check off” of union fees across Whitehall

    Lord Kerslake says it is “impossible to see why any fair person would want to remove this very basic service” - and vows to "sing the national anthem" if the government shelves plans to end automatic "check off" of fees from civil servants' pay packets


    Jeremy Heywood launches new network for black and minority ethnic civil service leaders as Whitehall aims to boost diversity in its top ranks
    25 Feb 2016 Policy
    Jeremy Heywood launches new network for black and minority ethnic civil service leaders as Whitehall aims to boost diversity in its top ranks

    "One of our most important collective responsibilities is to improve the diversity of our senior leadership," says cabinet secretary, as new senior network launched


    Scottish perm sec Leslie Evans: civil servants still see moving between Edinburgh and Whitehall as 'very difficult'
    25 Feb 2016 Policy
    Scottish perm sec Leslie Evans: civil servants still see moving between Edinburgh and Whitehall as "very difficult"

    Sharing of staff and ideas between Holyrood and Westminster still hindered by "a bit of a perception" it will require upheaval for civil servants, says Scotland's top official - as she stresses "need to recognise each others’ evolving roles"


    Cabinet Office creates new EDS role to help Whitehall focus on 'disruptive and long-term thinking'
    22 Feb 2016 Policy
    Cabinet Office creates new EDS role to help Whitehall focus on "disruptive and long-term thinking"

    Powerful Economic and Domestic Secretariat to get a new deputy director to help departments focus on longer-term trends and the impact of technology


    Government unveils long-awaited 'Single Departmental Plans' in drive to match resources with priorities
    19 Feb 2016 Policy
    Government unveils long-awaited "Single Departmental Plans" in drive to match resources with priorities

    Ministers say new, single documents bringing together spending totals and broad reform plans will "enable the public to see how government is delivering"


    How governments around the world are encouraging civil servants to be more bold
    16 Feb 2016 Policy
    How governments around the world are encouraging civil servants to be more bold

    When good ideas emerge, the public sector should seize on them, give them money – and publicise the civil servants who have dreamed them up. 


    Sprint 16: Six things we learned about the future of government digital from the GDS conference
    12 Feb 2016 Policy
    Sprint 16: Six things we learned about the future of government digital from the GDS conference

    Rolling out text alerts, sorting out "crap" government IT, cleaning up data, and trying to recruit skilled people when the money's tight — there's plenty going on in the world of government digital, as Matt Foster found at the Government Digital Service's annual gathering


    Ministry of Justice to hand more power to prison governors as David Cameron vows “wholesale” reform
    08 Feb 2016 Policy
    Ministry of Justice to hand more power to prison governors as David Cameron vows “wholesale” reform

    Prison performance will be subject to greater transparency, David Cameron set to say, while governors will be handed greater control over the education of inmates


    Whitehall urged to improve 'ad hoc' data sharing with governments in Holyrood, Stormont and Cardiff
    03 Feb 2016 Policy
    Whitehall urged to improve "ad hoc" data sharing with governments in Holyrood, Stormont and Cardiff

    Report by the Alliance for Useful Evidence and the Institute for Government finds officials held back by "structural and cultural barriers" between UK's various governments


    EU referendum deal: David Cameron welcomes 'substantial' reform package
    02 Feb 2016 Policy
    EU referendum deal: David Cameron welcomes "substantial" reform package

    Interim agreement would allow Britain to restrict in-work benefits to EU migrants for up to four years in the event of "excessive pressure on the proper functioning of its public services"


    EU referendum deal: David Cameron wins “red card” pledge
    02 Feb 2016 Policy
    EU referendum deal: David Cameron wins “red card” pledge

    Downing Street hails move as "further sign of progress" as David Cameron pushes for renegotiation of Britain's place in the EU


    A “finely researched” account of the transformation in the UK’s approach to our railways [Book review]
    28 Jan 2016 Policy
    A “finely researched” account of the transformation in the UK’s approach to our railways [Book review]

    Lord Grocott reviews Chris Austin and Richard Faulkner’s Disconnected! Broken Links in Britain’s Rail Policy


    Gus O'Donnell: Civil servants will be 'mentally' working on Brexit plan
    18 Jan 2016 Policy
    Gus O'Donnell: Civil servants will be "mentally" working on Brexit plan

    Former cabinet secretary says civil servants will be informally working on preparations for British exit from the European Union in spite of official assurances


    Downing Street names Simon Case as David Cameron's new principal private secretary
    08 Jan 2016 Policy
    Downing Street names Simon Case as David Cameron's new principal private secretary

    Simon Case heading back to Number 10 from GCHQ


    Bob Kerslake sheds light on his review of the Treasury for Labour's John McDonnell
    01 Dec 2015 Policy
    Bob Kerslake sheds light on his review of the Treasury for Labour's John McDonnell

    Former head of the civil service drafts in TUC chief Frances O'Grady and ex-KPMG deputy Alan Buckle to assess whether the Treasury is "fit for purpose"


    IFS on the Spending Review: “Lucky” Osborne has eased the squeeze – but chancellor may have to revisit cuts plan
    26 Nov 2015 Policy
    IFS on the Spending Review: “Lucky” Osborne has eased the squeeze – but chancellor may have to revisit cuts plan

    Institute for Fiscal Studies says talk of "end to austerity" is premature


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