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The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee’s report on the lessons from the EU referendum raises a number of important issues that deserve further attention.
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Untangling the UK’s complicated relationship with European environmental policies and subsidies could be the hardest part of leaving the EU. Mark Rowe reports
ONS figures show that pay fell in real terms in the three months to February
Almost one in three headteachers are using their Pupil Premium funding to plug gaps in their school’s budget, research has revealed.
Senior figure in Manchester devolution deal says Brexit shows centralised UK has not served country well
Committee calls for purdah rules to be revised for the digital age and extended for referendum campaign periods
New appointment to lead on Brexit department’s policy and legislative agenda
£120,000 post will forge links between science and technology sectors in effort to boost trade
Outgoing civil service commissioners highlight concerns that pay restrictions are limiting the attractiveness of some posts, while slow recruitment processes stop departments hiring top candidates
Rules introduced by ministers to stop legal aid being granted to prisoners in certain situations have been deemed unlawful by the Court of Appeal
Outgoing Food Standards Agency chief executive Catherine Brown believed she had a job with a low media profile until the horse meat scandal raced over the horizon. She tells Mark Smulian about the changes she has made in the department over the last five years and her plans for the future
Theresa May’s advisers “lack strategic perspective” to take advantage of the opportunities of Brexit, a former Treasury minister has said.
Foreign secretary’s mayoral fixer becomes non-executive director at King Charles Street
Former Cabinet Office minister says his perception of the civil service went “downhill a lot” during the coalition government
Select committee voices fears Brexit process may cause departments to miss implications of new European laws
Cash to help pensioners pay their fuel bills should be diverted to prop up the “shambolic” social care system, a government advisor has said.
Justice Select Committee raises spectre of more fragmented services and weakened economies of scale from latest reform drive
Department launches recruitment drive for £110k post to underpin “huge” change programme
BT has appointed a new senior executive, Mark Sexton, to head up its public sector business in London and the South East and implement a new strategic direction to increase its local presence
Civil Service World brought together a panel of IT experts from across the civil service to explore the opportunities and challenges presented by the use of data in policymaking and delivery
New Office for Health and Care Sustainability should also be created to identify funding pressures across both sectors
Changes to be judged on how funding can promote sustainability of services and reduce worklessness