Unions say that missed targets for maths, modern foreign languages and physics teachers is ‘alarming’
At a time when people are more aware of how they can help their local community, Colin Talbot asks if government benefit and taxes could be more effectively delivered with greater local control
Social impact charity NPC says Whitehall procurement reforms needed to improve effectiveness of public spending
On this week's episode of The Civil Service World Podcast, Jess and Suzannah speak to social worker Ryan Wise and Katie Rose from the Centre for Public Impact about a new blueprint for social work.
As Mark Rowe explains, delivering on ministerial commitments will be a multi-generation task that requires a cross-government approach
Think-tank concludes that the estimated cost of creating the Department for Work and Pensions in 2001 exceeded £170m
The Department for International Trade has just helped host an international sporting event more than 6,000 miles away. Richard Johnstone finds out how they did it, and why this could the first of many such projects for government
Martin Swain found a new home at Companies House almost a year ago. He tells Colin Marrs about the organisation’s intersection with the business and public sector worlds
Civil Service World's October 2019 Estates and Smart Working Supplement looks at how government is changing its properties to embrace more flexible working and to help improve services, featuring HMRC, Defra and the Welsh Government. Read all the articles here
To get the best value for stretched public resources, we need a whole government approach to develop a long-term plan for the nation’s health, says Tim Elwell-Sutton, healthy lives assistant director, the Health Foundation
Michael Gove tells MPs that the government remains prepared to leave EU with no agreement at the end of this month as he publishes readiness report
The government’s one year Spending Round has brought very little security to departments. But it does recognise that government much be more strategic