Campaigners will be blocked from “excessive” challenges to infrastructure projects such as nuclear plants, train lines and ...

CSW speaks to Mark Lowcock, the longest-serving perm sec of the Department for International Development, about the rise and ...

Public Accounts Committee chair Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown has defended the committee’s “right to raise concerns” after HMRC ...

Departments and arm's-length bodies are struggling to recruit property specialists, largely due to uncompetitive salaries, ...

Policy paper targets 'ensuring' government's pay offer for digital professionals is 'competitive within the market' ...

PAC report says HMRC has been “too willing to let its telephone services fail in the hope this forces people to use its ...

The CMA and the Department of Business and Trade today announced that Marcus Bokkerink, who has chaired the watchdog since ...

Uncompetitive digital, data and tech salaries are hindering recruitment and retention in the civil service – and the ...

Last week, the Home Office put out a paper confirming its new policy is to automatically renew pre-settled status when it ...

Responsibility for IPA’s functions and responsibilities will move to the Treasury when NISTA gets up and running ...

Technology secretary Peter Kyle has set out details of a new suite of AI tools for civil servants against the backdrop of a ...

HM Revenue and Customs' status as a non-ministerial department "may no longer be accurate" in light of Treasury minister ...