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How to close a quango: As DHSC prepares to absorb NHS England, we ask the experts
03 Jul Civil Service Reform

How to close a quango: As DHSC prepares to absorb NHS England, we ask the experts

In light of the government’s decision to merge NHS England into DHSC, CSW explores the dos and don’ts of closing a quango – and unpacks some potential issues with the health reform plans
by Tevye Markson
One year on: The perm sec state of play
04 Jul HR
One year on: The perm sec state of play
How effectively is government coordinating efforts to get more people into work through healthcare reform?
01 Jul Health & Social Care
How effectively is government coordinating efforts to get more people into work through healthcare reform?
'A truly co-designed, collaborative effort': How the Evaluation Task Force shook up its annual conference
26 Jun
'A truly co-designed, collaborative effort': How the Evaluation Task Force shook up its annual conference
Starting the Cognitive Computing journey with IBM Sponsored
27 Feb 2018 Digital, Data & Technology
Starting the Cognitive Computing journey with IBM

Interview with Karolin Nakonz from IBM who talks about the cognitive computing journey and how it can improve public services.


Arts and minds: chief Darren Henley on convincing government to invest in Arts Council England
26 Feb 2018 Culture
Arts and minds: chief Darren Henley on convincing government to invest in Arts Council England

Culture champion Arts Council England has fared better than some organisations dependent on public funds in recent years. But its chief executive is conscious of the need for the body to remain in tune with the nation as a whole, not just a metropolitan elite. Colin Marrs reports


Reinventing citizen connection: how the public sector is moving beyond digital transformation Sponsored
23 Feb 2018 Digital, Data & Technology
Reinventing citizen connection: how the public sector is moving beyond digital transformation

IBM's Sharon Bagshaw explores how digital reinvention is changing the way public sector organisations are operating


Going for gold: what Whitehall can learn from emergency services
21 Feb 2018 Civil Service Reform
Going for gold: what Whitehall can learn from emergency services

To build an organisation that makes good strategic decisions, leaders should learn from the way emergency services respond to critical incidents


‘I will not have people say we're pen pushers’: outgoing DWP perm sec Sir Robert Devereux on civil servants, Universal Credit and negotiating pay with the Treasury
20 Feb 2018 Civil Service Reform
‘I will not have people say we're pen pushers’: outgoing DWP perm sec Sir Robert Devereux on civil servants, Universal Credit and negotiating pay with the Treasury

As he leaves the civil service after 40 years, Sir Robert Devereux, outgoing permanent secretary at the Department for Work and Pensions, reflects on complicated projects, how to lead large organisations and facing select committees


Who keeps your organisation secure? Sponsored
19 Feb 2018 Civil Service Reform
Who keeps your organisation secure?

BT's Amy Lemberger argues that having the right security in place to protect your organisation is no longer just an option. It is a necessity.


Writing speeches for prime ministers, the courage required of civil servants, and coming out at 91… lunch with Barbara Hosking
14 Feb 2018
Writing speeches for prime ministers, the courage required of civil servants, and coming out at 91… lunch with Barbara Hosking

The former press secretary to Harold Wilson and Ted Heath, breaks bread with Suzannah Brecknell


A woman’s place: what’s next for gender diversity in the civil service?
13 Feb 2018 Culture
A woman’s place: what’s next for gender diversity in the civil service?

As government gears up to celebrate the centenary of voting rights for women, Tamsin Rutter catches up with gender champion Melanie Dawes and women’s network co-founder Keela Shackell-Smith on their priorities for 2018


WATCH: IBM delivering value through cloud-based innovation to UK government Sponsored
13 Feb 2018
WATCH: IBM delivering value through cloud-based innovation to UK government

UK government are looking ahead to deliver better value to citizens and are embarking on a digital reinvention journey, IBM can help on this journey by delivering value through cloud based innovation.


WATCH: Reinventing the Citizen Connection Sponsored
13 Feb 2018
WATCH: Reinventing the Citizen Connection

IBM’s Sharon Bagshaw explores how the public sector is moving beyond digital transformation. 


Addressing the Cyber Security Skills Gap in the UK Public Sector Sponsored
13 Feb 2018 Digital, Data & Technology
Addressing the Cyber Security Skills Gap in the UK Public Sector

IBM looks at how innovative new approaches and game-changing technology can help address the cyber skills gap in the UK Public Sector


WATCH: Digital transformation - the key to success or a security risk too far? Sponsored
13 Feb 2018 Civil Service Reform
WATCH: Digital transformation - the key to success or a security risk too far?

BT brought together some their top security experts and CIOs from well known UK organisations to discuss digital transformation and the impact that it’s having on organisations


‘Our attackers don’t think in silos, and neither should we’ – interview with government’s chief security officer Campbell McCafferty
06 Feb 2018 Security & Defence
‘Our attackers don’t think in silos, and neither should we’ – interview with government’s chief security officer Campbell McCafferty

The man responsible for delivering the National Cyber Security Strategy to discusses diversity, enabling change, and a holistic approach to security


British Council chief Sir Ciarán Devane on soft power, leaning in to Europe and UK self-belief
29 Jan 2018 Brexit
British Council chief Sir Ciarán Devane on soft power, leaning in to Europe and UK self-belief

After three years as chief executive of the UK body for overseas cultural relations, Devane talks to Tamsin Rutter about its relationship with government, funding challenges and how Brexit has changed his priorities


The commissioners: meet the civil service recruitment watchdogs
25 Jan 2018 Education
The commissioners: meet the civil service recruitment watchdogs

The 12 people who promote the Civil Service Code tell us what attracted them to the role, and what they've learnt since joining the Commission


A civil servant’s guide to… universal basic income
24 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
A civil servant’s guide to… universal basic income

More and more governments are looking at the potential of universal basic income schemes, says Tom Graham. But there are many factors that need to be considered if any projects are to get off the drawing board and into people’s pockets


Meg Hillier on running the Public Accounts Committee, Whitehall contracting headaches, and what keeps perm secs awake at night
22 Jan 2018 Brexit
Meg Hillier on running the Public Accounts Committee, Whitehall contracting headaches, and what keeps perm secs awake at night

After two years as Westminster’s chief public-spending watchdog, Meg Hillier tells Tamsin Rutter her frustrations and aspirations on pre-scrutinising projects, taking the fight against tax evasion to the US and extending FOI


How we’re winning the strategic communications war with Daesh
22 Jan 2018 Civil Service Reform
How we’re winning the strategic communications war with Daesh

The UK government has taken a leading role in combatting Daesh’s plan to weaponise the international media. Dan Chugg, former head of the C-Daesh Coalition Comms Cell, explains how this has been achieved


Where do ex-civil servants go when they leave government?
17 Jan 2018 Commercial
Where do ex-civil servants go when they leave government?

Though some politicians dismiss civil servants’ ability to get jobs “in the real world”, moving between sectors is more and more common. Tamsin Rutter takes a look at the data to find out where top officials go after leaving Whitehall


Behind the scenes of DfID’s gender equality vision
15 Jan 2018 Foreign Affairs
Behind the scenes of DfID’s gender equality vision

What can we expect from the Department for International Development’s new gender equality strategy, and how can other departments can learn from the plan to improve gender equality in the UK? Mark Rowe reports


Lessons in listening: PHSO Rob Behrens doesn’t just want to be the ombudsman for bad news, and recalls working with Cyril Ramaphosa
03 Jan 2018 Foreign Affairs
Lessons in listening: PHSO Rob Behrens doesn’t just want to be the ombudsman for bad news, and recalls working with Cyril Ramaphosa

Rob Behrens understands the importance of learning from other people’s difficult experiences. The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman tells Richard Johnstone how his international work has shaped his approach, and how he hasn’t given up on a plan to merge with other ombudsmen


Office of Rail and Road chief executive Joanna Whittington reflects on her first year
03 Jan 2018 Government Tax Profession
Office of Rail and Road chief executive Joanna Whittington reflects on her first year

At the end of 2017, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2018 – and tell us what they cannot do Christmas without


Malcolm Harrison: Crown Commercial Service chief executive on refreshing commercial frameworks in 2018
02 Jan 2018
Malcolm Harrison: Crown Commercial Service chief executive on refreshing commercial frameworks in 2018

At the end of 2017, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2018 – and tell us what they cannot do Christmas without


UK Intellectual Property Office CEO Tim Moss reflects on homemade sloe gin and leaving Companies House
02 Jan 2018
UK Intellectual Property Office CEO Tim Moss reflects on homemade sloe gin and leaving Companies House

At the end of 2017, we asked the UK's top civil servants to look back at the year, outline their goals for 2018 – and tell us what they cannot do Christmas without


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