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14/06/2021
Time to care - 14 June 2021
Last week was Carers Week, an annual campaign to highlight the challenges facing the UK’s 6.5 million unpaid carers and recognise the extraordinary contribution they make. This year’s theme was to make caring visible and valued.
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07/06/2021
Catching up - 7 June 2021
As the grip of lockdown gradually relaxes, one of the great joys we’re all experiencing is catching up with the friends and family members we haven’t been allowed to embrace for months. This simplest of pleasures has been greatly missed and the universal relief at its return is palpable.
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24/05/2021
The tools of governance - 24 May 2021
Good governance isn’t necessarily more governance. This month we’ve gone back to first principles to focus on the basics and in this week’s illuminations we look at some of the building blocks of good governance.
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12/04/2021
Joined up thinking – 12 April 2021
As we emerge from the pandemic, we must find ways to keep our minds open and our thinking fresh and connected. The best way to ensure that happens is to build lines of communication and keep talking to each other.
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08/03/2021
Collaboration – 8 March 2021
This week GGI celebrates its twelfth birthday, prompting a good deal of introspection and reflection on the remarkable journey we have enjoyed over the last 12 years – particularly the rollercoaster ride of the last 12 months.
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22/02/2021
Mission control – 22 February
As the public sector gears itself up for the major structural, legislative and cultural changes ahead, leaders could focus less on what must change and more on what outcomes they desire.
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18/01/2021
Unity and hope - 18 January 2021
On Wednesday this week the world watched as Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. We listened with relief as he promised to ‘press forward with speed and urgency for we have much to do in this winter of peril and significant possibility. Much to do, much to heal, much to restore, much to build and much to gain.’
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