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Michael Lockwood will become first director general of the Independent Office for Police Conduct
Protest set to cover Sheffield branch’s final three weeks
Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science granted planning permission for state-of-the art Lowestoft base
Cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood announces individuals and teams winning 2017 awards
PCS launches nationwide ballot on sentiment and readiness for industrial action
Institute for Government argues that European Court of Justice cannot provide a neutral voice
Agency says small firms make up two-thirds of businesses on £330m framework to supply Government Hubs Programme
Select committee chair seeks evidence base for “unfair” Staircase Tax
Cabinet Office to boost payments made under 2016 scheme after High Court challenge, but Manzoni moots replacement
Backlash over advert for Tees Valley-focused role that “can require occasional trips” up north
Day of action marks response to "12% real terms fall in wages” over past decade, says union
Pharmaceutical company executive Steve Oldfield set to take up posting in October
Watchdog says too few impact assessments on new regulations are fit for purpose
ACOBA's annual report shows 27% hike in requests from former Crown servants to take up non-Whitehall roles
Annual survey says staff numbers rose by 0.3% in year to April and points to narrowing gender pay gap
Conservative peer and former education secretary launches House of Lords tirade against “megaspads” and calls for substantial headcount reduction
Agency’s annual report says it will miss its target for identifying and preventing losses in the tax credits system for a second year running
Government signs 20-year lease on city centre office development to house 2,900 staff
Prime minister applauds Grenfell Tower and terror responses, but calls on Whitehall staff to “be bold” in facing future challenges
National Audit Office says pioneer areas require ongoing support and scrutiny, while regeneration role may expand
Conservative minority government’s Westminster woes will extend beyond the division lobbies, says think tank
National Audit Office says department did not look carefully enough at other ways to fund new nuclear plant
Committee on Standards in Public Life seeks more views on need for beefed-up rules on outside work, and the potential for conflicts of interest
Queen’s Birthday Honours list also includes knighthood for UN under-secretary general Stephen O’Brien
Former cabinet secretary says “wheeler-dealer” nature of minority government is likely to sideline Whitehall expertise, and predicts shelving of some Brexit groundwork
Former Treasury economist Sir David Norgrove is no stranger to number crunching and dealing with tough politicians. Now the new chair of the UK Statistics Authority tells Jim Dunton about the challenges ahead for the statistics watchdog, and what he thinks Thatcher would have made of Brexit
Institute for Government data crunch highlights discrimination issues and “stalled” progress on boosting Senior Civil Service’s BAME numbers
UK Statistics Authority says NHS Improvement does not have to publish quarterly performance figures before general election
Executive agency set to launch new directorate from the start of next month
Manifesto commitments include relocating “significant numbers” of public sector workers to new administrative centres across the country
Conservationists voice fears over proposals to remodel listed city office block
According to reports, the Department for International Development’s top civil servant is set to be appointed as under-secretary general for humanitarian affairs at the UN
Veteran negotiator Jonathan Powell lauds civil service’s post-referendum progress but cautions on remaining skills gaps
Local Government Association asks all parties to commit to further devo rollout in their election manifestos
Institute for Government report says free movement could stay for several years because new system won’t be ready
MPs question need for tax collection agency’s shift to city centre bases amid digital services drive