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Tevye Markson

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As seen in: Civil Service World, BBC, The Daily Mirror, The Times, The Quietus, PoliticsHome, Berkshire Live, Camden New Journal, The Reading Chronicle, Holyrood, Islington Tribune and
Covers:  Local politics. Chiefly decision-making and its outcomes. Holding all local authorities to account and giving local people a voice.
Doesn't Cover: Press releases and non-political.
Online editor @CSWnews. Got civil service tips, story ideas or views? Contact me at tevye.markson@civilserviceworld.com

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Tevye Markson’s Biography

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I am a Local Democracy Reporter at Reading Chronicle and for the BBC Local News Partnership. I have an NCTJ Diploma in Multimedia Journalism (with 100wpm shorthand) from News Associates and a Level 6 National Qualification in Journalism. I am a History and International Relations graduate from Coventry University. I was previously a housing officer at RBKC, working for the people affected by the Grenfell tragedy, before training to become a journalist. I write music and play football in my spa…

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Closure threat for accessible play area

Closure threat for accessible play area

A petition calling for a closure-threatened play area for people with accessibility needs to stay open has be…

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'Illegal workers' found at pizza shop

'Illegal workers' found at pizza shop

A pizza takeaway has had its alcohol licence suspended for three months after illegal workers were found duri…

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Previously approved church to be rejected due to risk of death

Previously approved church to be rejected due to risk of death

Approved plans for a new church in south Reading are now set to be rejected after a government agency warned …

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Potential upgrades at popular park criticised for ignoring environmental concerns

Potential upgrades at popular park criticised for ignoring environmental concerns

A series of potential upgrades at a popular park have been criticised by opposition councillors for ignoring …

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Council U-turn over plans to build on green space in west Reading

Council U-turn over plans to build on green space in west Reading

The council has been forced into a U-turn over plans to build over green space in west Reading after resident…

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Berkshire's oldest fire station given nine months to meet targets or face closure

Berkshire's oldest fire station given nine months to meet targets or face closure

The oldest and smallest fire station in Berkshire has been given nine months to meet targets and save itself …

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Devolution means moving away from Whitehall – and beyond the Whitehall model

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By Aidan Garner, Tevye Markson Verified
| Civil Service World Verified
A new prime minister is due to take the stage with fresh ideas and a reforming zeal, looking to radically transform the state and public services. To realise the scale of his ambition, he’ll need to tackle a rigid Whitehall.
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Simon Case: Cabinet Manual update 'should codify' process for mid-term prime minister switches

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By Tevye Markson Verified, Jim Dunton Verified
| Civil Service World Verified
Former cabinet secretary Simon Case has called for a refreshed cabinet manual to set out the process for changes of prime minister outside general elections. Keir Starmer announced in early June that the cabinet manual – which sets out the laws, conventions and rules under which the government operates – would be updated, just a few weeks before he declared his intention to stand down as prime minister.
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Cabinet Office offers up to £163k for AI innovation director

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By Jim Dunton Verified, Tevye Markson Verified
| Civil Service World Verified
The Cabinet Office has launched a recruitment campaign to find an “AI innovation director” as part of the Future Civil Service reform programme. It is offering a salary of up to £163,000 to the successful applicant, who will answer to the newly-appointed Future Civil Service director-general, Jerome Glass. The new director will also work closely with cabinet secretary Dame Antonia Romeo and the prime minister’s artificial intelligence adviser, Jade Leung.
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