Government invites joiners for ‘low code community’
A group for specialists in low code tools, which allow non-technical staff to create software
DVSA uses AI to help create theory-test questions
The government agency with responsibility for administering driving tests and certifying the safety of buses
HMRC takes ‘deep dive’ on complaints response after customer-service challenges
The tax agency’s service levels for users have come under scrutiny in the past couple
Liverpool City Council seeks suppliers for £30m tech framework
Local authority in the north west will appoint a handful of suppliers to fulfil the
Post Office signs £500k deal to help automate Horizon compensation processes
After senior managers previously flagged up the potential for automating the fixed payments offered to
Aberdeenshire taps AI to help create reports
Scottish local authority reveals use of Microsoft Copilot software, which has previously been widely deployed
Government gets go-ahead for Manchester Digital Campus for 7,000 officials
The city, which government claims has a ‘long-standing legacy for technological advancement’, will be home
DWP signs £5m deal for thousands of ‘lightweight laptops’
The department has entered into its third deal with IT supplier CDW in the space
Home Office seeks data leader to ‘address strategic issues facing the department’
Role on offer can be based in either London or Manchester and comes with a
EXCL: GDS closes One Login privacy and inclusion scrutiny group
Group advising and scrutinising issues of data protection and accessibility for digital ID tool has
‘My overwhelming sense was that government hadn’t joined the dots of a coming revolution’ – ex-digital minister
Matt Warman was commissioned to undertake a review of the impact of technology on working
Minister: ‘Spending review will tackle legacy IT and invest in cyber, cloud and AI tech’
Former top scientific adviser Lord Vallance has reiterated the significance of recent strategic moves and
GOV.UK Pay looks to beef up capabilities with £60m payment provider deal
After nine years and more than £6bn in fees taken by over 1,000 services, GDS
Watchdog signs off consultancy gig for ex-Whitehall leader Chisholm but warns ‘risks must be mitigated’
One of the world’s largest consulting firms, with annual revenues of almost £10bn, has hired
Algorithmic transparency requirement added to digital spend controls
Tweaks made to government’s commercial guidance for departments’ spending on digital and tech projects include
HMRC opens bids for £450m deal for digital NI-GB trade platform
Government tax agency is seeking a new provider partner to assist with the delivery of
Nine-department shared services group signs £25m deals for ‘implementation and change’ consultancy
Matrix cluster of policy departments, which is to standardise on Workday systems, is led by
Minister signals government intent to end public funding for National Parking Platform
DfT began work six years ago on a system providing a hub to which parking