Local authority mistakenly publishes hundreds of consultation respondents’ details
South Gloucestershire Council reports itself to the Information Commissioner’s Office after 625 people who gave their views on a
Scotland undertakes digital diabetes-prevention drive
The Scottish Government will offer thousands of citizens at risk of developing diabetes access to
West Midlands seeks £5m partner for ‘significant digital transformation’
The combined authority for the region including the cities of Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton and more
Scottish Government backs app for accessing BSL interpreters
The devolved administration’s programme for supporting the development of tech to help meet public service
Government ‘considering physical alternatives’ for those unable access digital ID
Ministers reveal that the digitally excluded may be able to use familiar locations on the
GOV.UK App taps into A/B testing
An update to privacy documentation reveals that, as the app plans and delivers a wide
Only one in 10 believes the civil service is innovative, survey finds
A study has found that many UK citizens regard Whitehall as bureaucratic, while many others
HMRC brings in £27m through ‘digital nudges’ to address expense errors
The government department has, in tax return forms and software, included messages reminding users of
Defra legacy mitigation framework aims to ‘prioritise the highest-impact activities’
One of the department’s top leaders has shed light on the organisation’s efforts to upgrade
Scottish MSPs sent home after Microsoft outage
Issues experienced last week by the major software vendor impacted a number of users around
DWP deploys algorithm for UC journals to detect ‘risk of harm’ in two million monthly messages
Operational document indicates that the department has made good on a pledge made by its
NHS Scotland buys £3m AI-powered anti-ransomware system
The health service has acquired new technology that it claims could have helped mitigate a
PAC cites skills shortfall in ‘uneven’ public sector AI adoption
The parliamentary committee has encouraged Whitehall to ensure that it is not only getting the
HMRC says ‘majority of core systems continue to operate during outages’
In response to parliamentary queries prompted by recent major incidents, ministers at two of government’s
Legal Aid Agency chief admits difficulties understanding impact of cyberattack
Six months after discovering a successful breach, the MoJ agency has revealed that the complexity
Top tech firms make public procurement gains in FY25 – including sales uptick for Fujitsu
Some of the IT market’s foremost vendors have seen a marked increase in revenue derived
KPMG lands £8m ‘readiness and training’ contract for DWP’s Synergy programme
Consulting giant’s deal will provide two years of support for shared services cluster that also
Turing unveils new agenda after revamp
Following a whistleblowing complaint and funding warnings from ministers, the AI research entity has refocused