What Does Jeremy Think?

The effectiveness of the civil service is scrutinized in this exploration of its reliance on Jeremy Heywood, a pivotal figure whose absence raises questions about its current state. The narrative reflects on the changes in Whitehall and the implications of losing a key leader, prompting a deeper examination of institutional resilience and the dynamics of power within government. Insights from seasoned observers highlight the contrast between past and present, revealing vulnerabilities in the system that once thrived under Heywood's stewardship.