Expert researchers have published a study drawing on input from hundreds of victims, many of whom chose not to tell police about crimes, or found little benefit in doing so […]...
Officers across the South Wales and Gwent forces will be equipped with mobile software to identify suspects, missing persons and dead bodies, but campaigners label move ‘an industrial-scale privacy breach’ […]...
Sir Brian Leveson, who famously probed press practices, is to conduct a similar exercise in examining the operation of a criminal courts system ministers claim is in a significant ‘crisis’ […]...
Department has opened bids for a contract of up to five years in length and covering the provision of tools including asset management, disaster recovery and a ‘common data environment’ […]...
Government’s largest department has signed off two thirds of a trio of engagements forming part of an ongoing major project to deliver the organisation’s next generation of end user services […]...
After scaling back a previously planned joint project, a scheme has been launched focused solely on replacing the PND, a repository which contains about four billion items of ‘soft intelligence’ […]...
Following a decision that was made earlier this year to retain the existing Digital Case System technology used in Crown Courts, the ministry’s annual financial statements reveal a significant loss […]...
Ministry opens bids for agreement of up to eight years in length and covering the replacement of an ageing system used to send over 50 million sensitive messages each year […]...
A former manual system of collating information on almost 1,000 dogs and over 800 handlers is being converted into a digital online system based in a Microsoft Azure cloud environment […]...
Government has pledged that its data bill will give the UK economy a £10bn boost but, as PublicTechnology discovers, the legislation could also have a big impact on public services […]...