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The Prime Minister has set out his commitment to end decades of political drift on social care and fix the system so that it gives people dignity, security and support when they need it most.
We are committed to working towards the common purpose of reforming government and modernising the Civil Service to better deliver for the public. The Modernisation and Reform is part of the Cabinet Office .
Civil Service Reform sets out a series of specific and practical actions for reform which is leading to real changes for the Civil Service.
The evidence around the impact that single tier, automatic enrolment, and other elements of welfare reform are expected to have upon the saving incentives individuals face.
Visiting a care home today [Wednesday 29th July], the Prime Minister will say he is making the choice to fix the broken social care system by finding common ground across party lines to tackle the big issues.
Outlines reforms to the management of motorways and major roads in England.
Draws on documentary evidence from the major donors in each country as well as a set of qualitative interviews
Engage with our reform programme, get involved and stay updated on progress.
Education Secretary convenes leaders from education, industry, and local government at No10 North to put local expertise at heart of education policies.
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