Welcome to Civil Service Live Network

The home of the civil service community online

Civil Service Network has been merged with Civil Service Live to form the Civil Service Live Network.

Here you can find all the features of CivilServiceNetwork.com, including news bulletins, topic based hubs and an archive search – as well as new features enabling you to link up with your peers and create professional networks.

Click on the link to create a profile and login to the network to follow content groups and receive news alerts.

Features of this newly merged site include:

• Civil Service World online news: news from the UK’s only cross civil service dedicated news team;

• Civil Service Live Network: the only professional network site for the entire civil service community; Join over 20,000 colleagues online;

• Civil Service Live: register for the London and regional events, keep up-to-date with the latest news from the event and watch videos and presentations by around 100 speakers from Civil Service Live;

• Civil Service Awards and the Civil Service Diversity & Equality Awards: the only place to nominate for these prestigious awards and view previous winning and shortlisted entries;

• The most comprehensive coverage of civil service professional groups; Personalisation of your own page, featuring news, RSS feeds, blogs and group updates;

• Civil Service Roundtables: hosted online debates and discussions.

If you have questions or would like any help, please call us on 020 7091 7560 or visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Latest blog posts

Blog: Any questions for online services minister Jim Knight?

Ruth Keeling 22 days ago

Blog: An old-fashioned view of good government

Matthew Taylor 23 days ago

Blog: A Map for the Future?

Carol Tullo 23 days ago

Blog: Frontline friends

Matthew O\'Toole 111 days ago

Blog: Social Networking in Central Government

Sarah Baskerville 138 days ago

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Check out Carol Tullo’s blog “A Map for the Future?” on how government bodies can use geographical data to improve the way they work and give us your opinion”

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