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Government sets up £20m compensation pot for victims who fought to expose Post Office IT scandal

30 June 2022

Increased funding is set to more than double the money received by those who brought group legal action – with more support to follow

Government launches unified online portal for gender-recognition applications
30 June 2022

Service was ‘developed and tested with trans people’ to help reduce administrative burden of...

Railways: Digital signalling to be introduced from Grantham to London in £1bn rollout
30 June 2022

Government unveils plan to ‘replace Victorian infrastructure’ across routes in counties to the...

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Black former GDS employee given six-figure settlement after claims of ‘racial abuse' by managers

8 February 2022

Former deputy cabinet secretary cited need for Cabinet Office to look at issues of race ‘at a systemic level’

‘Misleading’ – stats agency lambasts ministers over omission of computer crime from figures

7 February 2022

MP expressed concern that government’s claims overlooked ‘a large, serious and growing area of crime’

Work begins on online platform for government’s ‘Civilian Reserve’ to support future crisis response

3 February 2022

Government plans to assemble collective of external experts that can be deployed to assist ministers and officials in responding to future crises

Levelling-up plan looks to bring Silicon Valley to Solihull – but broadband ambitions now delayed by five years

3 February 2022

Document pledges that three designated ‘innovation centres’ will learn from models of major US tech hubs and universities

Scottish schools partner with tech firms to boost computer science skills

3 February 2022

Teachers at 25 schools will work with professionals from the likes of Amazon, PwC and Leidos

Report calls for ‘expired’ government reform plan to be replaced

2 February 2022

IfG’s annual Whitehall Monitor publication finds pockets of progress but other areas where momentum is lacking

techUK chief: Government must help seize a golden opportunity to build a world-class digital economy

1 February 2022

As the country emerges from the challenges of the pandemic, ministers and officials have a chance to build on the digital successes of the last two years, according to Julian David

‘Wreaking havoc’ – local government bodies call for law change to support remote participation

31 January 2022

Sector bodies issue open letter calling on government to enact legislation allowing meetings to adopt a hybrid model in the long term

HMRC picks IBM for £11m project to exit Fujitsu datacentres by June 2022 deadline

31 January 2022

Vendor will provide project and delivery managers across 15-month engagement with tax department

Government pledges all public sector bodies will be resilient against common cyberthreats by 2030

28 January 2022

Strategy outlines short- and long-term objectives

Why IT contractors need to watch out for tax avoidance

28 January 2022

Many freelancers may not even be aware they are breaking the law, warns Mary Aiston of HMRC

Government testing identifies accessibility issues on 99% of public sector websites

25 January 2022

CDDO monitoring found that vast majority of sites did not wholly comply with regulations

Government proposes tougher cyber laws for IT outsourcers

24 January 2022

Consultation launched on possible expansion of NIS regulations

Can government destroy its legacy?

20 January 2022

As much as half of government’s near-£5bn annual spend on IT is dedicated to the maintenance of ageing or unsupported tech. A range of digital leaders tell PublicTechnology about the issues they face with legacy, and how they can be addressed.

Working from home: guidance ends in England but remains in Scotland

20 January 2022

Government called time on policy yesterday, but advice is set to remain in place north of the border until next month

NHS Covid app: Contact alerts hit new high in run-up to Christmas

14 January 2022

The number of exposure notifications exceeded the levels of the summer ‘pingdemic’, figures show

Schools minister pledges ‘sustainable strategy’ for long-term remote learning

14 January 2022

Robin Walker claims that digital tools present both challenges and opportunities

Standards watchdog flags up accountability concerns over ministers’ use of WhatsApp

13 January 2022

Lord Evans tells MPs that personal messaging platforms should only be used by ministers if doing so can be properly regulated

Right to rent: Home Office to enable third-party digital ID checks for landlords

12 January 2022

Private sector service providers will be certified to verify identities of prospective tenants and employees

HMRC warns small firms on digital VAT deadline with two-thirds still to register

11 January 2022

Companies with less than £85,000 of taxable revenue must switch to online system from next fiscal year

‘Not learning from successes or failures’ – NAO head criticises government project evaluation

11 January 2022

Departments often choose not to adequately assess work, meaning there is a dearth of information, according to auditing chief

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