News

Public Service Review article sets out the challenge facing local leaders

07/06/2010

John Atkinson of the Leadership Centre for Local Government identifies the challenges for local public service leaders in an article in Public Service Review: Local Government and the Regions. read on »

National School of Government/PSL paper presented at European conference

06/11/2009

The National School of Government's Rob Worrall presented new work on public service leadership development to the European Conference on Management, Leadership and Governance in Athens, 5-6 November. read on »

Public service leaders challenged to Collaborate to Innovate

05/11/2009

Public Service Leadership's first annual conference, held in London on 4 November, focused on how to deliver improved public services through collaborative leadership. read on »

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Public Service Leadership.

What is Public Service Leadership?

A partnership of 11 leadership development organisations set up to improve leadership across public services in the UK.

When was it set up?

Public Service Leadership was set up as a pilot project in 2009 to replace the Public Service Leaders Alliance (PSLA).

Why is it needed?

To address complex issues that involve many different public service sectors. Leaders in the public service need to be able to develop solutions to these issues in their own organisations and with other public service organisations.

What is it for?

Developing first class, cross-sector leadership for public services.

How will it work?

Through collaboration between its members and other public service organisations.

Who is part of it?

There are 11 member organisations from national and local government, defence and emergency services and the health and education sectors. See the partners page for full details.

How is it funded?

Public Service Leadership is funded by annual subscription from its members.

How can I get in contact?

Use the online form to contact us.