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Facilitators needed for the Wales CS Local Academy
We are looking for facilitators to support our Wales CS Local 2019 Academy. Find out more and how to apply...
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Junior Leaders Networking Event
Book your place for our popular Junior Leaders Networking Event, the opportunity to network with your peers in other departments, learn and hear from inspirational speakers.
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An introduction to Neuroscience
Join us in Bristol for our latest discovery session, an introduction to Neuroscience, delivered by colleagues from the Home Office.
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How your body copes with cold weather
Every year tens of thousands of people across the UK die from conditions that can be linked to exposure to cold weather. But why? What is it about cold that causes us such problems?
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An Employer and Professional Body Collaboration
The employers involved in the development of the Research Scientist Apprenticeship Standards (chaired by Robert Watts, Covance), have been collaborating with the Royal Society of Biology, Institute of Physics and the Royal Society of Chemistry on fast-tracking the process in …
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My experience on a returners programme
Yemi Morgan-Raiwe shares her experience of re-joining the workforce on a returners programme.
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A New Year’s message from DIO’s Chief Executive
New Year is always a good time to take stock, to remember the highs of the year just gone and to log a few lessons learned. Read our Chief Executive, Graham Dalton's, thoughts on 2018 and the year to come.
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Education in the Media: Tuesday 15 January 2019
Today’s Education in the Media blog focuses on higher education.
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How are emerging technologies changing the way we farm our food?
In this second instalment of our Emerging Technology (EmTech) blog series we are exploring some new technologies for agriculture. This series covers some of the innovative and exciting technologies the Government Office for Science’s (GOS) EmTech Scanning Programme has identified. …
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School Outreach Network meeting in Leeds
If you would like to get involved and find out how you can contribute and make a difference, join us at our next School Outreach Network meeting.
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Help us start a data revolution for government
We want to start a data revolution focusing on service delivery and improving human experience. Find out what we think government needs to do and how you can help.
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Further coverage of the Clean Air Strategy and a consultation on the future of the close season for coarse fishing
Further coverage of the Clean Air Strategy and a consultation on the future of the close season for coarse fishing
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Evaluating the Local Family Offer, and new £2.7 million Reducing Parental Conflict Challenge Fund
Find out how we’re learning what works to reduce parental conflict. Patrick Myers, Senior Ambassador - Reducing Parental Conflict Team (DWP), talks about the Local Family Offer evaluation and DWP's new £2.7 million Reducing Parental Conflict Challenge Fund.
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The cost to set up a limited company
Our payment methods have changed a lot over the years. But has the fee to incorporate a company?
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How people are using the 7 Lenses Maturity Matrix
The 7 Lenses Maturity Matrix has been used across government to help people assess their transformations and develop plans for next steps. There is a lot of good practice to learn from - have a look at this blog to find out more.
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Learning to lead through networking
Come to this lively Discovery Session in London to build confidence and expertise in networking techniques
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Home Office in the media blog: Tuesday 15 January
Today's Home Office stories include reports of cuts to Metropolitan Police murder investigation teams. Met Police murder investigation team cuts Widespread coverage is given to new figures that show the Metropolitan Police’s murder investigations teams have halved in the last …
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The Clean Air Strategy: We all have a role to play in tackling air pollution
Our Medical Director Professor Paul Cosford gives his views on the Clean Air Strategy and the importance of addressing air pollution - the largest environmental risk to public health in the UK.
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GCSE tiering decisions for summer 2019
Some of you will remember the announcement we made in August 2018, that we were allowing exam boards to award an exceptional grade 3-3 on the higher tier of GCSE combined science, along with a full-width safety net grade 4-3. …
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Mentors wanted in Doncaster
Doncaster Children's Services Trust are looking for volunteers who can help inspire young people aged 7 to 18 years-old to achieve their career aspirations.
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Inside the world’s ‘what works’ teams
Governments around the world are investing in experimentation units to improve the quality of evidence used in decision-making.
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Defence in the Media Blog Monday 14 September
Today’s defence related news includes coverage of the MOD gifting unused ration packs to charity. Ration pack gifting The Daily Express, the Daily Mail, The Daily Telegraph, The Sun, the Daily Record and the Daily Mirror all report that the …
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Environment Secretary launches world-leading Clean Air Strategy
Environment Secretary launches world-leading Clean Air Strategy
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The jobs which helped me get here
How did a job as a climate change researcher lead to the role of Head of IT Operations at HM Land Registry? Rachel Jones, newly nominated for a Women in IT Award, takes us on the journey.
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Mid Wales - volunteers needed for mock interviews
Volunteers needed in Machynlleth on March 22nd...
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Education in the Media: Monday 14 January 2019
Today’s Education in the Media blog looks at universities, relationships and sex education, the teaching workforce and schools’ budgets.
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Join our Team
Secondment opportunities at Civil Service Local Midlands.
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Following the future leaders of the prison service - part 2
In Part 2 of our HMPPS Senior Leadership Scheme blog post series, we hear from 3 candidates who are now going through their Head of Department placements. Read about their experiences so far in their 3-year journey towards becoming future leaders of HMPPS.
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Marine Planning Iteration 3 engagement
Marine planning iteration 3 engagement opening soon!
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Make sure you manage your old tyres
In November we released an update to the Guide to Maintaining Roadworthiness. Since then, we’ve received a few questions on what is expected of operators who use older tyres on their vehicles and trailers.
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Supporting the British Army’s capability in Kenya
DIO is investing over £40 million in vital training facilities in Kenya. Read on to find out more.
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GSE opportunities: Geography in Government Awards, Animals in Science Committee & Cross-Government vacancies
This blog post is a collection of vacancies, events and learning and development opportunities for people working in Government Science and Engineering.
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How the new train driver apprenticeship is steaming ahead
Trailblazer, Kirsty Derry, HR Director of East Midlands Trains tells us why the launch of the new Train Driver apprenticeship has put the industry on the right track. What will a Train Driver apprentice be able to do at the …
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Home Office in the media blog: Monday 14 January
Today's Home Office stories include the announcement of a new task force to tackle corruption and fraud, calls for misogyny to be made a hate crime, and a report that criticises Britain's asylum policy. Task force to counter corruption and …
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We’re recruiting – come see us!
If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to find a new job, then you’ll be pleased to hear that we’re continuing to recruit hundreds of digital specialists into DWP Digital over the next year.
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Dragons’ Den Series 16: Episode 13
It must take a huge amount of courage to stand up in front of the Dragons to showcase a product that you’ve invested so much of your time developing.
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Defence in the Media: Sunday 13 January 2019
Today's Defence-related news includes coverage of the demanding physical entry test on the British Army's platoon sergeants battle course, ongoing comment on the British Army's new recruitment campaign and British Army infantry courses The Mail on Sunday today carries a …
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Celebrating the first anniversary of Open Banking
Sunday 13 January 2019 is the first anniversary of Open Banking, the central element of the remedies package the CMA put in place to tackle the competition problems we found in our market investigation into the UK’s retail banking market. …
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Co-design in policy: learning by ‘doing’
By Becky Miller, Service Designer at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Becky worked with the Policy Lab team in 2018... As a child, my mum used to tell me that I always learnt the ‘hard way’. By …
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How the User Centred Design Lab has joined policy with delivery
Tracey Williams Allred, our Head of User-Centred Policy Design, writes about what the User Centred Design Lab has been up to, and how it has joined policy and delivery together.