Report
Moving out: making a success of civil service relocation
The government’s plans to relocate 22,000 civil servants out of London will benefit recruitment but do little to “level up” the north-south divide.
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The government’s plans to relocate 22,000 civil servants out of London will benefit recruitment but do little to “level up” the north-south divide.
A series of events looking at the government's plans to reform the civil service.
The scale and severity of the problems facing the next government.
The next government should pay close attention to Michael Gove's approach to government.
Crumbling schools, hospitals and prisons need a new capital spending plan to turn performance around.