With effect from 1 April 2022, Civil Service Local is no longer in operation.
We would like to thank you for working with us over the last 11 years, it has been a pleasure working in partnership with so many different civil servants across the full range of departments and agencies, and across the whole country.
Ann White from Her Majesty's Passport Office has just come to the end of a year long secondment with Civil Service Local. Find out what she has been doing in that time
On 22nd July, 4 civil servants from the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) visited Trinity Buckshaw primary school, and brought along some unusual colleagues . . .
Our popular Exchange to Change and People Connection programmes are looking for new civil servants like you to get involved. It's a great opportunity to learn from another government department - with an individual or a team.
What is dementia? How does it affect people’s lives? What can we do to help? These were among the questions answered at a discovery session in Blackpool hosted by the Dementia Friends campaign.
A team of volunteers from four different government departments has given students a taste of life in the Civil Service and helped to prepare them for the world of work.
Anna Bradley, Civil Service Local Support Officer, is leaving the team on promotion and tells us here about her experiences on the team.
The Reserves experience comes to Birmingham. Read on to find out more
Staff from HM Revenue and Customs in Birmingham give local school children an insight in to world of work
Are you interested in managing change more effectively and how you personally deal with change. If so please join our latest Discovery Session. More details can be found here
In the latest discovery session organsied by Civil Service Local and the Cabinet Office Simon James, Deputy Director of the Elections Division in the Cabinet Office will take you through the Civil Service Story. Find out more here
Andy Robinson, facilitator at the recent East Midlands Academy tells of his experience.
Gillian Smith, Deputy Director in Civil Service Resourcing, gives us an insight in to being a Dragon at this years East Midlands Academy
There were no signs of a post-election hangover as an assembly of civil servants from across the North West attended a Discovery Session in Preston on the workings of Parliament. Simon Jolley joined them.
Do you know someone whose life has been touched by dementia? This Discovery Session will help you to understand more about it, and how you can provide help and support to people in your community who are living with the disease.
Could you help young people in Leeds improve their employability skills, business awareness and confidence. To find out more please more please read here
Civil Service Local has led a number of Discover Dementia Friends Sessions at Benton Park View, Newcastle Upon Tyne, and HM Passport Office and Land Registry in Durham. The sessions which are open to all colleagues in civil service departments and agencies, were delivered by Dementia Friends Champion, Ann White.
We are working with the Cranfield Trust locally who and is looking for people to share their skills and expertise to help a non-profit organisation grow and provide business skills to help build succesful charities. This is a fantastic way to gain an understanding of voluntary organisations and social issues close to home.
John Pendlebury tried hard to progress in his career for many years – without success. Then he met Gemma Harris through People Connections, and things started to look up . . . .
Our 2015 Academy will be held from 22 to 25 September in Chester. Nominations need to be in by 15 July 2015 so look out for more information in your workplace about how to apply.
Leadership and Championing Difference events have been happening around the country. Read about the events in the London and the south east of England.
