How bad is marine litter?blog.gov.uk - Posted by: Thomas Maes, Posted on: 28 April 2014 - Categories: Field Research, Pollution I’m Thomas Maes, a Cefas marine biologist with nearly 10 years’ experience of coastal and ocean monitoring. I manage Cefas’ Clean Seas Environmental …
How social media has changed life in the MoDblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Tony Moran, Ministry of Defence, Posted on: 18 February 2014 - Categories: Social media Opening up to use social media can be tricky. Not least if you are the Ministry of Defence. With social media now so much a part of our everyday …
Mapping for War and Peace - Ordnance Survey’s maps and the First World Warblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Melanie Osborne, Ordnance Survey, Posted on: 13 May 2014 - Categories: First World War Far from its traditional image as the publisher of leisure maps for ramblers and cyclists exploring idyllic countryside, where the only disturbance …
Dealing with modern slaveryblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Paul Fearn, Gangmasters Licensing Authority, Posted on: 16 April 2014 - Categories: Frontline work Ten years after 23 untrained and inexperienced cockle pickers were drowned at Morecambe Bay, Paul Fearn of the Gangmasters Licensing Authority tells …
How we are learning from our usersblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Anna Wojnarowska, Posted on: 10 January 2014 - Categories: User research, Users For the last few months we have been engaging with our users through various methods including interviews and observations sessions. We’ve talked to a …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo The future of drivingblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Richard Bruce, Office for Low Emissions Vehicles, Posted on: 16 April 2014 - Categories: Making organisations work well What cars will we be driving tomorrow? Richard Bruce, Head of the Office for Low Emission Vehicles, thinks he knows the answer. Did you know that for …
After the storm: stories from Typhoon Haiyan 6 months onblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Henry Donati, Programme Manager, Humanitarian Response Group, Posted on: 7 May 2014 - Categories: Asia, Humanitarian The last time I flew into Tacloban was in the back of a British military Hercules (I wrote about it here). Boxes of high energy biscuits lined the …
It's a Dog's Life in the Falklandsblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Paul Wilson, Posted on: 12 May 2014 - Categories: Defence infrastructure, Environment and Ecology I’m Paul Wilson and I work as Area Manager for the South Atlantic in DIO’s Service Delivery team. Many people probably don’t realise the extent of the …
Video: Modernising the MOTblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Matters of Testing, Posted on: 16 April 2014 - Categories: MOT testing service, Videos DVSA are building a new 'web-based' MOT testing system to replace the existing VTS devices and to bring MOT testing into the online era. It is due to …
The Future of Citiesblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Sir Mark Walport, Posted on: 12 November 2013 - Categories: Project update, Regional meetings In the first Future of Cities blog post the Government Chief Scientific Adviser, Sir Mark Walport, explains what the project is about and what …
Transition: it's a bit like moving houseblog.gov.uk - Posted by: Antony Hopker, Posted on: 6 May 2014 - Categories: Transition Antony Hopker is Strategic Communications Manager at Education Funding Agency, which manages £54 billion of funding a year to support all …
