Scotland’s information commissioner is preparing to take the Holyrood administration to court over an ongoing freedom of information dispute, with ministers claiming work to comply is underway and being ‘accelerated’ […]...

Project will supply frontline workers with information covering areas such as mental health, addiction, housing and education, in order to gain insights and offer improved help to those on probation […]...

One of the core tech partners for a national tech research programme has been signed to an agreement to ensure that vast swathes of data sets can be stored securely […]...

While new digital tools enable users to supply files of up to 1GB, ongoing restrictions are placed on submissions made via email, but are being reviewed, Sarah Sackman has said […]...

The agency administering the courts system across the country has significantly grown its use of remote participation in recent years, and now plans further technological expansion in the longer term […]...

Between now and the spring of next year, the government department will be funded with millions of pounds for new tools intended to help ‘avoid mistakes and calculate sentence accurately’ […]...

Systems that can automate the process of writing up cases are already being tested in the justice system, but the results must better account for the traumatic content being covered […]...

Buying body dedicated to serving the commercial needs of law enforcement and other public bodies releases pipeline information outlining plans for commercial vehicle dedicated to platforms for engaging the public […]...

Ministers reveal that tech and information specialists have been tasked with helping to improve processes and reduce scope for human error, while a review may support new data sharing measures […]...

Non-ministerial department offers up to £95,000 a year in bid to secure new deputy director for digital and deputy director for digital programmes   The Crown Prosecution Service has launched recruitment campaigns for two […]...