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When Tony Blair swept to power in 1997 civil servants were eager to work for a shiny new administration with a powerful leader, after the shambles that John Major’s Administration had become. It was not long before their loyalty was tested. Full Article at Times Online
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Senior mandarins are alarmed about Tory plans to give ministers more powers over the Civil Service if they win the election, The Times has learnt. Full Article at Times Online
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Shall we get this headline right:- " Will the Civil Service block the British people's desire to remain a democracy? Full Article at Spectator Magazine
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They needed a room with proper ventilation so that the security guards could make bacon sandwiches without the whole place smelling of bacon. Full Article at Times Online
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“The Opposition aren't really the opposition. They are only the Government in exile. The Civil Service are the opposition in residence” Jim Hacker, Yes Minister. Full Article at Total Politics
