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How can we make public sector renewal stick?
We should create a senior public service, hold them accountable for system outcomes and embed a culture of experimentation, writes Stephen Taylor.
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With the new Autumn Budget being announced today, it’s a great time to revisit our article on the OBR. Robert Chote, its first full-time Chairman, explains how the UK’s Budget watchdog came about and examines some of the critiques it has faced.
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In our latest article, Joe Donohue says we can draw inspiration from the success of Tony Blair’s Rough Sleepers Unit and the Greater Manchester experience to tackle homelessness.
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In our latest article, Emily Connolly, Deputy Director for Technology Insights, Futures and Foresight, explores the new AI Scenarios 2030 and how civil servants can use them.
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@uksciencechief #AI #Future #CivilService
In our latest article, Kate Owen explores what makes good decision-making and what she’s learnt as chief executive of the Civil Service Commission.
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In our latest article, Tim Dickson talks to Ploughshare CEO Hetti Barkworth-Nanton about next steps for the Ministry of Defence’s technology transfer unit.
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Is it time for Treasury reform?
In our new articles, former Minister @JustineGreening makes the case for reform, and former HMT Second Permanent Secretary John Kingman responds, offering a different perspective on what could change in the department.
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Drawing on insights from the Heywood Fellowship's latest research, @SuzanneHeywood is joined by @PhilipRBarton and Catherine Taylor to explore Britain's position in the global economic order.
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Our full Eighth Edition, Building resilience for a new reality, is now available to read online!
Find insights on resilience, better policymaking, devolution and more.
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In our latest article from the Eighth Edition, Sophie Cliff reviews Till Death Us Do Part, by Reverend Penny Stephens, diving into the Whitehall backdrop of the cosy crime thriller.
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How can policymakers better understand the public?
In our latest article, Catherine Taylor shares lessons on gauging citizens’ opinions at a two-day workshop.
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How can policymakers better understand the public?
In our latest article, Catherine Taylor shares lessons on gauging citizens’ opinions at a two-day workshop.
heywoodquarterly.com/why-pub…
#CivilService #PublicPolicy #PublicDeliberation #CitizensAssemblies @BlavatnikSchool
Questions about how power should be shared across the UK are once again taking centre stage.
Our Devolution Collection brings together a selection of Heywood Quarterly articles exploring these questions.
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Should Whitehall learn to let go?
Peter McDonald talks to Sheffield City Council’s Chief Executive, @katejosephs, about her move to the regions and what devolution may mean for those at the centre.
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What does government risk getting wrong about AI adoption?
In our latest article, Michael Padfield says the Civil Service must undertake transformation, not passively undergo it.
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#Government #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #CivilService #Innovation #Tech
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We're delighted to see our Heywood Fellow Jenny Bates discussing her research and exploring how Britain can navigate a changing world on the latest episode of the Oxford Policy Pod.
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In our latest article, Sir Rich Knighton, Chief of the Defence Staff, discusses technology, defence and the next-generation battlefields.
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Madelaine McTernan, Chief of Defence Nuclear at the Ministry of Defence, explores leadership lessons from vaccines to defence.
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Warren Heppolette, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, explains how devolved administrations can help drive better-targeted and more cost-efficient public services
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