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‘Not appropriate’ to comment on volume of disinformation flagged by government unit, minister says

5 March 2021

Digital minister Dinenage declines to detail the work of the Counter Disinformation Unit

Cabinet Office denies FOI blacklist
15 February 2021

Campaigners call for parliamentary investigation into handling of requests

Government consults with broadband firms on Huawei alternatives
13 January 2021

Ministers seek to understand current use of vendor’s kit

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Public facilities should do away with downtime

27 June 2017

Ensuring spaces can be booked by the public and other bodies can bring in revenue and create efficiencies, argues Chris Smith of Kajima

Whitehall must change its hierarchical workforce mentality and embrace technology, says Reform think tank

6 February 2017

The public sector needs to use technology to reform its workforce by disrupting hierarchies, adopting new recruitment processes and automating administrative roles, a think tank has said.

Political upheaval, Blockchain and data protection: What does 2017 have in store for tech?

23 December 2016

As the New Year approaches, PublicTechnology takes a look at what we might expect in the world of digital government in 2017. 

If position in the civil service is everything, where does digital really sit?

26 October 2016

As the UK’s first director general for digital heads for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, and the Government Digital Service struggles to maintain its footing at the centre, David Walker asks what the reality is for government digital.

Former GDS boss calls for more detail on government data-sharing rules

12 October 2016

The government needs to offer much more clarity on how it plans to up departmental data sharing in its Digital Economy Bill, MPs have been told.

Council set to procure partner for £20.5m superfast broadband programme

2 August 2016

North Yorkshire County Council has agreed to procure a delivery partner to increase its superfast broadband coverage to 96% of homes by 2019.

Ofcom stops short of ordering BT and Openreach split

26 July 2016

The communications regulator Ofcome has said that BT’s Openreach should become a distinct company with its own board as part of reforms aimed at improving work to expand broadband coverage in the UK.

Labour's Chi Onwurah urges government not to lose sight of data ethics in post-Brexit turmoil

22 July 2016

Chi Onwurah, shadow minister for the digital economy, has called on the government to establish a joined-up data ethics framework - and not to lose focus because of Brexit. 

MPs slam BT investment in Openreach amid concerns for broadband roll-out

19 July 2016

BT Openreach’s lack of transparency over the cost and deployment plans for the Broadband Delivery UK programme is stifling local competition, the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee has said.

Hancock faces calls for digital clarity in wake of Brexit vote

18 July 2016

Matt Hancock faces calls to clarify the implications of Brexit on the digital economy in his new role as minister for culture, communications and creative industries.

Digital Economy Bill lays path for greater public data sharing

6 July 2016

Public authorities will be granted more powers to share their data with other bodies through proposals set out in the Digital Economy Bill, which was laid before Parliament yesterday.

Councils must not be ‘weak link’ in cyber security, Whitehall told

21 June 2016

The government is being urged to involve local authorities in the development of the UK National Cyber Security Centre to ensure councils are not left behind in the push for increased cyber security.

MPs call for more investigatory powers for ICO

21 June 2016

The Information Commissioner’s Office should have greater powers to audit local government and health organisations, MPs have said.

BT bags London-wide public-sector ICT framework deal

14 June 2016

Telecommunications giant BT has been picked as the sole supplier for a pan-London ICT procurement framework that will be open to most of the public sector and worth up to £200m.

The digital black hole in Britain’s welfare system

26 May 2016

The government is not providing the digital skills or the infrastructure needed to make their own Universal Credit programme work, says Chi Onwurah.

DCMS reveals new information commissioner

22 March 2016

Canadian information-rights watchdog Elizabeth Denham has been selected as the UK government’s first choice to succeed Information Commissioner Christopher Graham this year.

Why shared-services partnerships should be entered 'eyes wide open'

22 March 2016

Three London councils are set for an ICT partnership predicted to save £6m a year, but success will require transparency, continual assessment and an exit plan for each authority. Gill Hitchcock reports.

Report ranks United Kingdom in Europe's ‘second division’ for digital services

29 February 2016

A new ranking that measures the progress of European Union member states in delivering digital economy and society goals has placed the United Kingdom in the second division.

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