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Former NCSC chief Cameron named Foreign Office’s first female head (opens the original)
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Lindy Cameron has been appointed permanent secretary at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and head of the Diplomatic Service, becoming the first woman ever to lead the organisation. Cameron (pictured above), who is from Northern Ireland, is currently British high commissioner to the Republic of India and will remain in this position until 19 October. Her previous government roles include chief executive of the National Cyber Security Centre from 2020-2024, as well as director gene
Whitehall pensions crisis – ‘Capita performance remains unacceptable’, minister says (opens the original)
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Cabinet Office minister Sally Jameson has said Capita’s performance in administering the Civil Service Pension Scheme “remains unacceptable” in a statement to the House of Commons. Providing an update last week on the pensions crisis, Jameson said Capita’s executive leadership had set itself two targets following its failure to meet its commitment to restore the scheme to contractual levels by the end of June: clear stock cases by 1 September 2026 and process cases within key performance indicat
HMRC top dog Marks to advise public service reform unit (opens the original)
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HM Revenue and Customs permanent secretary John-Paul Marks has been appointed as an honorary professor at the University of Glasgow’s Centre for Public Policy. In the advisory role, he will support the development and delivery of the centre’s executive education programmes and contribute to the team’s work on public service leadership and public service reform. Marks, who was perm sec to the Scottish Government before getting the top job at HMRC last year, said it is “a privilege” to be appointe
Whitehall unions file petition calling for pensions scheme to be insourced (opens the original)
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The PCS and Prospect unions have delivered a petition to No.10 calling for the administration of the Civil Service Pension Scheme to be brought back in-house. The petition was launched by Prospect and PCS in June, six months after Capita took over the running of the programme. It has since been signed by more than 15,000 people. In the most recent Cabinet Office update on the recovery of the scheme, the department’s pensions director Richard Vianello said more civil servants are being brought in
ICO warns over expanding backlog as complaint caseload grows threefold in a year (opens the original)
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The Information Commissioner’s Office has warned of a growing backlog in FOI complaints as it struggles to deal with “unprecedented” demand. The ICO currently has an active caseload of 4,476, as of July 2026, up from 1,595 in April 2025. The data watchdog said it has insufficient resources to tackle the number of FOI complaints after its bid for more funding was rejected at the 2025 Spending Review. The ICO – which is transforming to become the Information Commission later this year – said FOI c
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