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Artificial intelligence to empower public services, says minister

30 March 2023

Michelle Donelan highlights uses of AI in policing and healthcare along with potential to cut time spent on administration

Government seeks national technology adviser
30 March 2023

Director general-level role requiring ‘fantastic network’ of contacts in science, technology and...

ICO to fast-track public interest Freedom of Information complaints
30 March 2023

Regulator expects to give up to a fifth of complaints faster treatment

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‘Typical hostile environment treatment’ – Home Office leaves thousands of Turkish nationals waiting more than a year for visa decisions

13 April 2022

Applicants tell PublicTechnology that they have been provided with little information on the processing delays that mean they cannot leave the UK – even for births or funerals – and struggle to prove their right to live and work in this country

Sunak asks Royal Mint to create government-backed NFT

8 April 2022

Chancellor also unveils plans to regulate so-called stablecoins, but critics accuse under-fire minister of ‘poorly judged gimmick’

Departments to undergo independent audits of cyber resilience

7 April 2022

New ‘Gov Assure’ process aims to provide a government-wide overview of risk, minister tells PublicTechnology Cyber Security Summit

Heather Wheeler takes on ministerial responsibility for GDS and CDDO

6 April 2022

Junior minister becomes the 12th parliamentarian in less than seven years to oversee digital government initiatives

Scotland puts £4m into new 5G hubs

6 April 2022

Programme of local hubs to support adoption of technology establishes sites in Aberdeen and Kilmarnock

GDS boss puts ‘mobile-first and hyperpersonalisation’ at heart of future service transformation

1 April 2022

Tom Read tells PublicTechnology Live about GDS’s plans to drive transformation into its second decade, and how the agency’s future priorities were informed by its peers in Ukraine

Government leaders of the future will need digital and data expertise, says head of Fast Stream

31 March 2022

Leader of graduate recruitment programme tells PublicTechnology Live that civil servants will soon require technical skills and understanding to progress senior officialdom

High Court rules that border officials unlawfully seized 2,000 phones from asylum seekers

30 March 2022

Judgement finds that Home Office policy breached human rights laws

Watchdog warns over ‘sneaky’ sales ploys to part drunken online shoppers from their money

29 March 2022

Research from CMA finds many Brits enjoy a tipple while they browse 

‘Get things right at the start’ – new playbook sets out rules to be applied to all government digital projects

28 March 2022

Document covers issues such as assessments of suppliers and delivery models, and upfront consideration of potential issues with legacy IT

Scottish government backs local tech firms’ global expansion plans

25 March 2022

Export strategy aims to support international ambitions of technology businesses

Government-backed £10m ‘innovation network’ to help telecoms firms collaborate

24 March 2022

New facility will also provide database of funding and R&D opportunities

New guidelines ask departments to actively encourage service-user feedback

23 March 2022

Government standards intend to foster a culture of ‘welcoming complaints in a positive way’

Government to compensate victims that exposed Horizon scandal but were excluded from Post Office scheme

22 March 2022

Chancellor reveals payment programme aims to support those who received ‘small fraction’ of £58m settlement

Treasury to crowdsource innovation ideas from officials in bid to save £5.5bn

22 March 2022

Ministers believe measures such as digitisation, shared services, and reducing use of consultants could help cut waste

DHSC extracts patient data to support policymaking on NHS-funded social care

21 March 2022

Project is separate to a wider piece of work to collate all information on national provision of ‘continuing healthcare’ services

Scottish Borders Council accredited as Apple learning centre

17 March 2022

Local authority is approved to deliver education on vendor’s technology

Covid inquiry to probe availability and use of data during pandemic

15 March 2022

The contact-tracing system and the use of information will be key areas of focus for the long-awaited review of the UK’s response to coronavirus

Next government HR boss will be asked to ‘leverage AI and digitalisation’

14 March 2022

Recruitment is open for a new government chief people officer to succeed Rupert McNeil

Ex-national security and anti-terror chiefs approved for consulting gigs with BT and Deloitte

11 March 2022

Appointments watchdog signs off roles for Dominic Fortescue and Tom Hurd

Scottish watchdog finds ‘drug and alcohol data is not good enough’

10 March 2022

Audit agency calls for more and better information and improved transparency

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