Chris Stark has announced that he will step down from his role as the government’s “head of clean power” just over two years after he was appointed to the role by then-energy secretary Ed Miliband.

Gemmaine Walsh says she is 'proud to be the first woman to hold this post' and hopes to be 'the first of many' ...

After a year in which it successfully ticked off its core objectives, the GOV.UK One Login programme is on track to provide government with financial benefits of almost six times the system’s £300m ...

Local and regional authorities don’t have the capacity or capability to take major investment decisions, University of Birmingham study finds ...

Britain now has an AI minister in the cabinet, a role that would have been unusual just a few years ago. By giving Kanishka ...

Gail Carson will become chief medical adviser and Robin May has status as interim chief scientific officer made permanent ...

As place-based clusters grow, the dividends are jobs and growth, but also a sense of regional purpose and pride ...

Department says lessons from scrapped Applicant Tracking System programme will result in a future online recruitment offer ...

The Department for Work and Pensions is boosting its civil service headcount by onboarding 2,700 outsourced workers who are ...

Burnham announced Great British Grid, a new publicly-owned body within Great British Energy that will "challenge" private ...

The government is continuing to recruit fewer fast streamers, with the amount recommended for appointment this year less than ...

Watchdog will look into the Cabinet Office's management of the transition from MyCSP's administration and at Capita's running ...