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John Glen sets out steps to improve performance management and attract talent into the Civil Service - ensuring we have the best people in place to deliver for the public.
Minister for the Cabinet Office, John Glen's speech to the Evaluation Taskforce Annual Conference at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre.
The final phase of the government’s £15 million Evaluation Accelerator Fund (EAF) has been announced as part of the commitment to making the UK a global leader in evidence-based policy-making.
The Places for Growth programme has successfully relocated 18,283 civil service roles from London to locations across the United Kingdom, putting the government further ahead of schedule against its commitment to relocate 22…
A new framework sets out how Artificial Intelligence will be harnessed to boost productivity in public project delivery.
Minister for the Cabinet Office John Glen's speech on the government’s long-term commitment to modernisation and reform in the Civil Service.
In his keynote address at the Institute for Government’s annual conference, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, John Glen, will outline his long-term priorities to modernise the Civil Service into a more productive institut…
Government brings forward target to relocate 22,000 roles out of London from 2030 to 2027. Aberdeen, Darlington and Greater Manchester are to host second headquarters for major departments.
Speech delivered by Minister for the Cabinet Office, John Glen MP, to the Transforming Infrastructure Performance Conference on Monday 27 November 2023.
An Op-Ed by Ministers Jeremy Quin and Alex Burghart, originally published in The Telegraph.
New procurement rules have today become law, following the Royal Assent of the Procurement Act - and is part of the Government’s work to make long-term decisions that will change this country for the better.
The Cabinet Office is to sell its 25% stake in SSCL for £82.3 million. £45m of the proceeds will be put aside to increase cross-government productivity to deliver for the public in the long-term.
The Civil Service Fast Stream programme has exceeded its ambition to increase the number of hires with a STEM qualification to 50% across all schemes.
The government’s levelling up programme is moving further ahead today, with land for the permanent site of the new Darlington Economic Campus being purchased.
A speech from Minister for the Cabinet Office Jeremy Quin on Civil Service modernisation and reform.
Digital gurus from the private sector will be parachuted into government departments as part of radical plans to turbocharge the technological skills of civil servants, Cabinet Office Minister Jeremy Quin revealed today.
Transformative new rules which rip up bureaucratic EU regulations for public sector procurement will be debated in the House of Commons today.
Opinion article originally published in the Times Red Box on Wednesday 7 June 2023.
Stepped up measures to protect national security in government contracts are to be brought forward, the government has announced today.
Civil Service staff are in line to receive a one-off payment of £1,500 this year, following constructive discussions between the Cabinet Office and unions today.
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