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Did you follow our Northern Futures open ideas days on October 16th? Check out our storify from the day and watch out for further blogs.
Sir Jeremy Heywood's three videos on open policy making.
Nesta announce the Innovation Growth Lab.
Mike Bracken sets out his ideas on civil service reform: focus on delivery and skills.
GDS have this week published a community management handbook.
New DWP Product Owner Rachel Woods on how she's settling into her project and role.
Jeffrey Phillips on getting past the 'can'ts' (HT @helenbevan).
Fast Company interviews Rachel Hoat, the first Chief Digital Officer of New York City, on how she keeps a start-up culture in government (via @stevesooch).
The latest in Deloitte's series on innovation: disruptive innovation in government (via @GovLab).
Kirsty Newman for the Alliance 4 Useful Evidence on navigating supply and demand for evidence (HT @WhatWorksUK).
Tweet of the week
#socitm2014 @JaneDudman1 "our rule at the @guardian is you go to where the conversation is"
— James Arthur Cattell (@jaCattell) October 22, 2014
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