Property & Estates

Glass Wharf will house 1,650 tax-collection agency staff

Central Square offices will house 4,000 civil servants by end of the year

Head of the government property profession Janet Young tells Civil Service World how she is helping build expertise around government.

Newcastle City Council chief to help manage cross-government property efficiency drive

In CSW’s estates and smart working special report, GPA chair Liz Peace recalled how offices across government have changed, and the need to keep improving

Whitehall property chief Mike Parsons tells Civil Service World about the challenges and opportunities of managing the government’s property portfolio 

Around 2,700 civil servants will move to new cost-saving sites, Cabinet Office says

Department signs ‘digital charter’ with 15 companies

Developer hands over state-of-the-art base for HMRC and Office of the Advocate General

Department says Brexit-related workload will see 600 additional staff located at Stratford centre

Steven Boyd, who oversaw phase of government's Hubs Programme, will take over in June

Tax agency declares city base structurally complete and ready for fit-out

With the end of 2018 fast approaching, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2019 – and tell us who would turn on their town’s Christmas lights.

Appointment of Janet Young comes ahead of updated Government Estates Strategy

Chief executive also said workforce restructuring will help reset the relationship between government and private sector, and civil servants and politicians

Manifesto commitments include relocating “significant numbers” of public sector workers to new administrative centres across the country

Department for Work and Pensions' top official tells MPs that his department "can't sit on an estate that's too big and not do something about it"