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What is PSN?

The Public Sector Network (PSN) is largest free platform for Public Sector News, Data and Information in the UK.

Map and Directory

PSN covers every Public Sector and Service organisation with detailed contact, demographic and structural data accessible our unique directory and mapping system. Used by thousands of Public Sector workers for reference, communication and collaberative working.

Find a Supplier

PSN providers a platform for Public Sector suppliers to showcase their services and a resource for Commissioners and Buyers to find service providers and invite them to tender for work or contact directly to request a quote or order.

Article Hub

PSN allows members to Publish articles and content and provide exposure to all users. Our editorial team add daily content and have produced over 7000 Articles covering the latest News, Best Practice, Thought Leadership, Reports and Research.

Event Calendar

PSN features a Live Calendar of forthcoming Conferences, Seminars, Webinars and Shows. Registered members can Add, Publish and Manage Events they are running or involved with for free

Vital Statistics

252K

Registered Public Service Employees

If you work for a Public Service organisation that is covered on PSN, you can sign up to the network and become a registered member for free.



91K

Number of Organisations Covered

Every Public Sector Body is covered on PSN. From Parish Councils to Government Departments, plus those providng Public Services like Care Homes and Housing Associations.

812

Number of Suppliers

PSN Suppliers are featured in our supplier directory and receive weekly alerts for the latest tender requirements as well as unlimited event postings.

7200

Number of Articles

Articles are contributed by our own Editorial Team and by our registered Public Sector members.

Latest Articles

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Career Insight: Ellen, Trainee Solicitor, GLD

Ellen provides an insight into her training within the Government Legal Department (GLD) I applied for the Government Legal Department (GLD) training contract (Solicitor route) after working in the Civil Service at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) for nearly a year in a non-legal, entry-level role. Having…
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Thousands of UK jobseekers helped into workplace training

Tens of thousands of people have been helped into workplace training thanks to government support, new figures show today (25 April) Tens of thousands helped into workplace training thanks to government support of more than 80,000 tailored workplace training places – in a key step to boosting the nation&rsquo…
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New Chair of the Parole Board announced - Alexandra Marks CBE

Alexandra Marks CBE has been announced as the new Chair of the Parole Board by the Secretary of State for Justice The Secretary of State has announced today that Alexandra Marks CBE has been confirmed as the Chair of the Parole Board.  We are delighted that Alexandra will be…
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PM remarks at the IEA Future of Energy Security summit: 24 April 2025

Prime Minister’s remarks from the IEA Future of Energy Security summit   Good afternoon, everyone – it’s really fantastic to see so many people here, in London, welcome to London, I’m so pleased we have got so many representatives from so many places and in a…
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NHS in England Changes

Following the change in government in the summer of 2024, Professor Lord Darzi, who has worked in the NHS for more than 30 years, was asked to conduct an investigation into the state of the NHS in England.   His findings regarding financing of public health  - slashed by more…