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Ministers reflect on the civil service

Politics
United Kingdom
Commencé June 04, 2026

Ministers reflect on the civil service will.driscoll Thu, 04/06/2026 - 00:01 1 Report Megan Bryer Patrick McAlary Institute for Government No A good working relationship between ministers and officials forms the bedrock of good government. Civil service Ministers Civil servants Cabinet Labour Conservative Starmer government No The ministerial–civil service relationship has been strained in recent years. This paper, part of the Ministers Reflect series, draws on interviews with former minister...

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A strong ministerial-civil service relationship is essential for effective governance and policy implementation.

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