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Theresa May says government will press ahead with development of sat nav system in light of continued impasse over UK’s involvement in Galileo programme

Use of search engine’s imagery forms part of the era of ‘data abundance’, according to the UK’s national statistician

Department call matched by new NHS Digital framework on data and technology standards

HMRC director says that new digital ways to pay tax will give businesses more control over their finances

Centre for Public Impact says that government employees need to gain AI literacy

Five of the service’s seven existing commercial partners will assume responsibility for the product

Tom Smith, managing director of the ONS Data Science Campus, tells PublicTechnology how and why he wants to 'move the needle' for the use of data across the public sector

Figure goes back past 3,000 as parish councils continue to embrace digital – but we bid farewell to secureyourfertiliser.gov.uk

Guidelines due to be published in the coming weeks will expand the focus of service design beyond the digital realm

Government response to recent select committee report ignores recommendation for new legislation

Chancellor takes quantum leap with investment in four projects

Local authority needs new platform in light of ‘more types of complaints’

Guidance includes protecting patient data and developing technologies in partnership with the NHS

Theresa May said that the possibility of the UK withdrawing support for the EU satellite project is ‘not an idle threat’

The GP IT Futures framework aims to widen supplier base and choice, and could include tools such as video consultations and apps for practices to communicate with patients

Manufacturing and research facilities across eight regions given cash injection

Talal Rajab of techUK looks at the key elements that are contributing to a hugely important year for cybersecurity in the UK

A range of organisations from across the public sector share their thoughts and experiences on commuters, creativity, and the pros and cons of ‘Manc humour’

Report reveals that information has been made publicly available online via an information-sharing tool widely used by government developers

Authority awards a nine-month deal worth £1.9m to Socitm Advisory and launches £2m tender for a longer-term transformation partner

Auditor general Amyas Morse flags up three key issues that government must focus on to improve its work with private-sector suppliers