Unions slam Reform UK plans to oust perm secs and cut 68,500 jobs
15 Dec 2025 Project Delivery

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
‘Angry is an understatement’: Ajax SRO removed following ministerial review
22 Jan Project Delivery
‘Angry is an understatement’: Ajax SRO removed following ministerial review
Military chief sounds alarm over £28bn MoD ‘black hole’
09 Jan Project Delivery
Military chief sounds alarm over £28bn MoD ‘black hole’
Civil Service Awards 2025 winners announced
10 Dec 2025 Project Delivery
Civil Service Awards 2025 winners announced
BEIS slammed by MPs for ‘pointlessly rushed’ green homes scheme
01 Dec 2021 Project Delivery
BEIS slammed by MPs for ‘pointlessly rushed’ green homes scheme
Public Accounts Committee chair says scheme’s flaws "should have been blindingly obvious to the department"
'Miles away from conveying the necessary radicalism': Priority outcomes one year on
22 Nov 2021 Project Delivery
'Miles away from conveying the necessary radicalism': Priority outcomes one year on
Martin Wheatley asks: how seriously should we take the Treasury’s renewed interest in what public spending achieves?
Eight steps to harnessing the power of data to decisions in public sector projects Partner Content
17 Nov 2021 Project Delivery
Eight steps to harnessing the power of data to decisions in public sector projects
Weakness in information management can be a root cause of problems in the delivery of public sector projects. Brett Parnell from MI-GSO | PCUBED explains the crucial steps to translate data and intelligence into action
DHSC sets up NHS Delivery Unit to 'tackle waiting lists and recover services'
15 Nov 2021 Project Delivery
DHSC sets up NHS Delivery Unit to 'tackle waiting lists and recover services'
Sir Michael Barber will advise health secretary on new unit after calling for ‘war room’ to support underperforming NHS trusts
NICS sets up project delivery profession after cash-for-ash scandal
08 Oct 2021 Project Delivery
NICS sets up project delivery profession after cash-for-ash scandal
Finance minister details response to public inquiry recommendations into £490m blunder
Government is a ‘tough environment for digital projects’, admit top officials
23 Sep 2021 Project Delivery
Government is a ‘tough environment for digital projects’, admit top officials
“Brownfield site” of legacy tech poses a particular challenge, civil service chief operating officer Alex Chisholm tells MPs
Economic bounce-back ‘won’t shield departments in Spending Review’
31 Aug 2021 Project Delivery
Economic bounce-back ‘won’t shield departments in Spending Review’
Institute for Government says Sunak will need to find additional funding to protect public services
Employment tribunal decision could cost MoD £1.5m, says union
31 Aug 2021 Project Delivery
Employment tribunal decision could cost MoD £1.5m, says union
Hundreds of former staff at Babcock-owned dockyard could get boosted exit payments after Rosyth case
Neurodiversity future-proofs your organisation – and here's why
16 Aug 2021 Project Delivery
Neurodiversity future-proofs your organisation – and here's why
Ahead of the Neurodiversity at Work event on the 19th August, this article outlines why this strand of diversity and inclusion is slowly, rightfully, gaining attention and support
End short-term focus to unlock Spending Review efficiencies, Treasury told
14 Jul 2021 Project Delivery
End short-term focus to unlock Spending Review efficiencies, Treasury told
NAO highlights areas where efficiencies have fallen short, including shared services, automation and outsourcing
Civil service reform ‘must be accompanied by training for ministers’
24 May 2021 Project Delivery
Civil service reform ‘must be accompanied by training for ministers’
Think tank says training would give ministers a "better understanding of the implications of policy options"
Five reasons why Learning at Work Week is the perfect time to start improving your knowledge, training, skills and networks Sponsored
17 May 2021 Project Delivery
Five reasons why Learning at Work Week is the perfect time to start improving your knowledge, training, skills and networks
Pamela Dow, executive director of the Government Skills and Curriculum Unit in the Cabinet Office, and Josie Cluer, lead partner for Ernst & Young LLP’s provision of bespoke learning and coaching across government, mark the start to this year’s Learning at Work Week