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Scottish parliamentarians ‘strongly advised’ to ditch TikTok

21 March 2023

MSPs are issued with advice following consultation with National Cyber Security Centre

What apps are on government’s approved list?
20 March 2023

Only centrally approved third-party applications will be allowed on Whitehall devices – but...

Government warned over need to protect the metaverse in Online Safety laws
17 March 2023

Campaigners warn that ‘virtual actions are not adequately addressed’ by existing law or pending...

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Great expectations: Government unveils new digital and data strategy

9 June 2022

A new three-year plan sets out ambitious objectives for departments’ use of tech, including a commitment to improve scores of the biggest citizen services. PublicTechnology gets the lowdown from civil service chief operating officer Alex Chisholm.

Scotland offers £7m for latest round of public service tech accelerator

9 June 2022

Scottish Government launches new set of challenges to which innovative solutions are invited

Procurement agency unveils chief commercial officer role

1 June 2022

Newly created CCS post comes with potential £194k pay packet and remit including driving ‘digital agenda’

‘Treated as suspects’ – ICO calls for end to excessive demands for personal data of rape victims

31 May 2022

Information commissioner tells forces to immediately stop gathering info in a manner he claims is putting a major dent in conviction rates

Government guidelines aim to tackle ‘frictions and barriers’ in departmental data-sharing

27 May 2022

New governance framework sets out to help solve ‘non-technical’ challenges

EXCL: Wall of silence surrounds plan for nationwide collection of citizens’ internet records

26 May 2022

Online notice reveals controversial trials are to be expanded into a national service – about which government, law enforcement, watchdogs and all the UK’s major ISPs declined to answer questions from PublicTechnology

GM crops: Scotland and Westminster set for stand-off over ‘gene-editing technology’

26 May 2022

UK government ministers write to Scottish counterparts but get seemingly chilly response

NHS signs £4.5m deal to ‘transform’ demographic data use and better match patients to records

20 May 2022

Work aims to make it easier for NHS number to be found, which contract says will help reduce issues such as false death notices

Local government chiefs claim return to hybrid meetings would improve councillor diversity

20 May 2022

County Council Network joins a list of bodies calling for reintroduction of legislation allowing remote participation

Revealed: Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme expects up to 2,500 Covid claims with £6m medical assessment firm appointed

18 May 2022

Commercial documents reveal existing scheme for rare instances of severe adverse reactions expects approximately twentyfold increase in usage

HMRC kick-starts project to create £180m digital one-stop-shop for UK traders

17 May 2022

Digital supplier sought to support work over the coming year

Minister targets digitisation of all immigration documents by end of 2024

17 May 2022

Immigration minister Kevin Foster reiterates ambition to eliminate paper processes

All top Whitehall jobs to be open to external recruitment

17 May 2022

Cabinet Office minister reveals that reform policy has now been put into effect

Ransomware: Cabinet minister sounds alarm over ‘greatest cyberthreat to the UK’

16 May 2022

Steve Barclay urges greater reporting of attacks

Rees-Mogg cites potential of ‘automation and tech’ as plans are unveiled to axe 91,000 officials

16 May 2022

Union chief criticises as ‘reckless’ ministers’ intention to return Whitehall headcount to 2016 levels

Supplier blacklists and non-compliance investigators: Government’s new procurement regime

13 May 2022

Bill introduced during Queen’s Speech proposes a range of reforms

Insolvency Service plans to close half its offices and reinvest £20m savings in online services

13 May 2022

Unions warn that restructure could imperil up to 300 jobs

Supercharged: Inside the ONS plan to become a data-science 'powerhouse'

12 May 2022

Five years after being established, the Data Science Campus of the ONS wants to do more to help address government's biggest policy issues – while still retaining its innovative edge. PublicTechnology finds out more.

DfE leadership face staff anger over call to return to office four days a week

11 May 2022

Officials express disappointment and disillusionment over new 80:20 guidance and attacks from ministers

MPs offer Elon Musk opportunity to ‘address critiques in public’

11 May 2022

Billionaire invited to appear before parliamentary committee

Government Legal Department seeks leader for ‘location-neutral’ approach to work

10 May 2022

Whitehall’s in-house lawyers create role to oversee ongoing use of hybrid working

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