Andrew Greenway is a former government official who worked in five UK central government departments before reaching the senior civil service at 27. He left the bureaucracy in 2014, and now works as a partner for Public Digital, advising governments and large organisations around the world on institutional reform. He has written on politics and Whitehall for the Guardian, New Statesman and Civil Service World. His first book, a collaboration with former Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude on digital transformation, will be published in April 2018.
Britain is run by bluffers. At the top of our government, our media and the civil service sit men – it's usually men – whose core skills are talking fast, writing well and endeavouring to imbue the purest wind with substance. They know a little bit about everything, and an awful...
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