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    Keep up-to-date with the latest Policy news from Civil Service World
    Read the winter 2026 issue of Civil Service World
    19 Dec 2025 Policy

    Read the winter 2026 issue of Civil Service World

    This issue brings a special focus on the clean energy superpower mission, plus interviews with four perm secs and the creator of Yes, Minister
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    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
    15 Dec 2025 Policy
    Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
    Civil Service Awards 2025 winners announced
    10 Dec 2025 Policy
    Civil Service Awards 2025 winners announced
    Jonathan Slater: Central government needs to stop telling teachers how to do their jobs
    05 Dec 2025 Policy
    Jonathan Slater: Central government needs to stop telling teachers how to do their jobs
    Departments urged to be more transparent on policy advice to avoid 'stifling' debate
    02 Jun 2016 Policy
    Departments urged to be more transparent on policy advice to avoid "stifling" debate

    Report by former Court of Appeal judge Sir Stephen Sedley warns that departments are not keeping track of policy research – and says public debate risks being undermined by suppression of findings


    Here's what civil service policymakers must learn from David MacKay, DECC's brilliant former science chief
    31 May 2016 Policy
    Here's what civil service policymakers must learn from David MacKay, DECC's brilliant former science chief

    The former Energy and Climate Change chief scientist, who died earlier this year, taught his department how to do policymaking without the hot air – by making the process data-led, iterative and open


    EU referendum purdah: civil servants get fresh guidance — as eurosceptics hail websites “climbdown”
    27 May 2016 Policy
    EU referendum purdah: civil servants get fresh guidance — as eurosceptics hail websites “climbdown”

    Committee chairman Bernard Jenkin tells CSW it "should not be necessary to badger ministers and officials into doing the right thing", after Leave campaigners pushed to ensure pro-EU websites were not promoted in the final run-up to the referendum


    BIS Sheffield closure confirmed – full details and reaction from staff, unions and MPs
    26 May 2016 Policy
    BIS Sheffield closure confirmed – full details and reaction from staff, unions and MPs

    Department for Business, Innovation and Skills perm sec Martin Donnelly vows to ensure staff are "fully supported" as he confirms plan to shut Sheffield policy site by January 2018. CSW has full details and reaction from the PCS and FDA unions, Labour, and frontline staff


    Land Registry privatisation: competition watchdog raises monopoly fears
    24 May 2016 Policy
    Land Registry privatisation: competition watchdog raises monopoly fears

    Competition and Markets Authority says privatised Land Registry could “degrade the terms of access to its monopoly data in order to weaken competition to its own commercial products”


    Flagship GOV.UK Verify service set to go live — but GDS vows no 'big bang' disruption
    20 May 2016 Policy
    Flagship GOV.UK Verify service set to go live — but GDS vows no "big bang" disruption

    Online verification service passes service assessment, as Janet Hughes vows to listen and learn as scheme is introduced across departments


    Civil Service Awards to pay tribute to late Number 10 chief Chris Martin
    19 May 2016 Policy
    Civil Service Awards to pay tribute to late Number 10 chief Chris Martin

    Late principal private secretary to prime minister David Cameron honoured in naming of this year's Policy Award


    Treasury heavyweight John Kingman to lead government’s new research institute
    17 May 2016 Policy
    Treasury heavyweight John Kingman to lead government’s new research institute

    Treasury's second permanent secretary to set up new organisation bringing together research councils, in bid to support growth and cross-disciplinary research


    BIS civil servants to go on strike over Sheffield closure plans
    13 May 2016 Policy
    BIS civil servants to go on strike over Sheffield closure plans

    Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union announces one-day strike action of policy officials set to be affected by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills' plan to close its office in Sheffield


    Treasury making 'significant' contingency plans for Brexit, says George Osborne
    11 May 2016 Policy
    Treasury making "significant" contingency plans for Brexit, says George Osborne

    Chancellor says Treasury civil servants planning for the impact of leaving the EU on financial stability in the UK – but Number 10 maintains no wider policy planning taking place


    Interview: Full Fact’s Will Moy on lobbyist “nonsense”, official corrections and why we know more about golf than crime stats
    05 May 2016 Policy
    Interview: Full Fact’s Will Moy on lobbyist “nonsense”, official corrections and why we know more about golf than crime stats

    Politicians are fond of bandying around statistics to boost their arguments – but how much of what they say is informed by facts? Suzannah Brecknell meets Full Fact director Will Moy who explains his mission to rid public debate of “nonsense”


    DWP urged to 'reclaim' Universal Credit from the Treasury
    03 May 2016 Policy
    DWP urged to "reclaim" Universal Credit from the Treasury

    Resolution Foundation report says welfare shake-up has "genuine potential" but could be less effective because of cost-cutting


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