HMRC seeks ‘novel and innovative solutions’ to help close £50bn tax gap
The department has outlined its intent to put in place a £6m commercial engagement with
Foreign Office seeks £162k CDIO to join department ‘on the cusp of an exciting digital transformation’
Whitehall department advertises top techie role to help dictate and deliver vision for the rest
Horizon probe recommends dedicated body to manage compensation
The public inquiry into the major miscarriage of justice linked to Fujitsu’s faulty Post Office
GDS set for big budget boost in FY26, DSIT accounts show
The annual report of its new parent department shows that, over the course of a
Government confirms Digital Inclusion Action Committee
Members of group convened to advise ministers and officials include representatives of Good Things Foundation
Government looks internally for new post as ONS perm sec
The position, the creation of which stems from a recent critical review of the statistics
NHS signs £17m digital partner for bookings and referrals
London consultancy that has previously won 30 health service deals, including some worth tens of
NCSC sees doubling of ‘nationally significant incidents’ this year
A minister at the FCDO has indicated that, while overall levels of attacks requiring the
Small boats: Home Office hopes £15m AI and automation deal will boost surveillance
In the same week as Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer agree a new collaboration on
FCDO plans to insource £17.6m of annual digital contractor spend
Whitehall’s foreign affairs department intends to potentially eliminate the use of hundreds of external contractors
Tech secretary intervenes to call for defence refocus of Turing Institute
Peter Kyle has reportedly written to the UK’s national research body for artificial intelligence to
HMPPS sheds light on prisoner ‘violence estimator’ algorithm
Tool uses the information of a prisoner’s age and previous behaviour to project how many
Emergency Alert test to be sent to 87 million phones in second national trial
Previous trial saw several million people fail to receive dummy version of messages used to
Scottish Government backs public sector tech firms with £7m
The devolved administration’s CivTech programme has been in operation for almost a decade, and has
HMRC legacy decommissioning scheme requires ‘phased approach and careful consideration’
The government tax department recently indicated that it believed it will achieve annualised savings of
Hertfordshire police leaders encourage public to use app to submit evidence
Software enables citizens of the county to provide evidence of various crimes, and will be
New ONS head works to improve culture
New interim leader of statistics agency acknowledges that organisation needs to improve ability of staff
NHS allocation algorithms ensure donated ‘organs now go to the people who would benefit most’
System processes data at a nationwide level and provides doctors in hospital transplant centres with