Local government bodies call for ‘centralised mechanism’ to support and fund AI
In a submission to parliament’s Public Accounts Committee – shortly before its dissolution – LGA,
Labour flags up 40 candidates that ‘understand tech and its transformative potential’
The party’s Labour Digital movement has namechecked election candidates that it believes share its vision
MPs lament ‘insufficient’ work on government data sharing
The Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee has identified ‘significant data gaps’ in various policy
‘Technical fault’ with online system allowed 67 couples to divorce early
Affected couples have been alerted and offered support while judges review cases, as ministers acknowledge
DWP signs £3m project-management deal to support cloud migration
The Department for Work and Pensions has retained a specialist supplier to provide planning, oversight
Government-backed upgrade takes fibre broadband to Scottish towns and villages
Scottish Government is working alongside telecoms firm Openreach to supply regions across the country with
Four-day outage of HMRC and Defra data-sharing service caused ‘no significant border delays’, minister claims
A power issue with a datacentre used by the environment department led to ALVS service
MoJ progress trials of ‘human-in-the-loop generative AI’
The ministry is seeking to work with a specialist provider to help fulfil an exploratory
Cabinet Office clarifies ‘negotiated settlement’ over tech contract
The department’s chief had previously indicated that deal had been terminated for ‘non-performance’, but has
HS2 signs £230k IBM deal to help set security strategy
DfT body charged with overseeing rollout of new rail infrastructure has brought in the expertise
AI to be rolled out across NHS radiotherapy
The government has revealed that tech designed to review CT and MRI scans and help
HMRC signs £250m Capgemini deal to ‘run and change’ key tax platform
Department signs a potential five-year deal for support and replacement work for key systems including
Scottish national records data breached in NHS ransomware attack
Following a cyberattack on NHS Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland’s public archiving body has revealed that
EXCL: New government digital strategy chief Gill sets data sharing and system reform as priorities
Addressing delegates at the PublicTechnology Live conference, CDDO’s newly appointed chief strategy officer Gina Gill
Ministers hope new AI guidelines will set global cyber standard
A range of measures were unveiled at the NCSC’s annual CyberUK conference, including initiatives dedicated
One Login could help widen Irish claimants’ access to Universal Credit, DWP minister claims
Pensions minister claims that the DWP’s adoption of the new government sign in tool could
Home Office appoints £70m ‘technology delivery partner’ to support troubled ESN programme
Department signs long-term agreement with IT services heavyweight CGI, which will support various priority projects
‘Below standard’ – MPs receive apology over ongoing issues with parliamentary phone system
Parliamentary officials have acknowledged recent outages affecting handsets of MPs and peers, and offered reassurances