Project Delivery

Chancellor Philip Hammond set to respond to Sir Michael Barber’s proposals in Wednesday’s Autumn Budget

Watchdog’s snapshot shows BEIS has biggest numeric burden, followed by Defra

Senior officials defend rationale for new GPS tags but admit major failings of project now delayed by more than five years 

Tax department chief reveals HMRC has requested but not received more details on the Paradise Papers document leak on offshore investment

Amyas Morse tells MPs that ministerial directions are too rare and departments must re-prioritise ahead of Brexit

Post will also involve creation of analytics tools and platforms for minimising fraud

David Davis says departments are preparing 300 Brexit-related programmes to be implemented with or without a deal

Bernadette Kelly asked by MPs to look into “possibility of fraud” over £1.7m made in unauthorised redundancy payments

David Williams tells MPs that Department of Health cannot calculate impact of delays to repairs and maintenance spending

Stephen Lovegrove told MPs that nuclear power plant deal with EDF would have collapsed had his department tried to renegotiate terms

Louise Casey, Tory backbenchers and PCS union raise fears over implementation plans

Tony Douglas will stand down from role at Defence Equipment and Support to return to aviation sector

Tim Razzall tells Civil Service World he blames government for lack of vision on Brexit

Move part of scoping exercise for post-Brexit trading arrangements, MPs told

Independent adviser also calls for consultation to be reopened because of impact of snap general election

Chancellor insists improved transport links in north is top priority but criticised for lack of clarity

Former prime minister salutes civil service professionalism and crisis management but says it is poor at delivering change

Agreement will also see civil servants from several other departments relocate to the new office

New Treasury Select Committee chair demands core performance details after reported problems

Infrastructure and Projects Authority says number of "at risk" schemes has dropped from 44 in 2016 to 38 this year 

Sir Amyas Morse goes public with concerns over government's 'uncoordinated' response to leaving the European Union

National Audit Office report says late-running programme was “overly ambitious” with an “unachievable” timescale

Study finds Whitehall is the world’s most effective civil service for generating policy, but falls down ranking in areas like financial management and digital services

Institute for Government says High Speed 1 rail link and Thames Tideway tunnel are among projects where government may have made the wrong investment decision