Website improvements and new digital telephony system contributed to rise, Constabulary says

Agency aims to comply with  international accessibility standard Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)

Deputy director role set to pay up to £105k a year

City council and Department of Justice put £120k in funding up for grabs

Department call matched by new NHS Digital framework on data and technology standards

Entries must provide tracking technology to monitor staff inside buildings

Connected ambulances, live streaming CCTV and driverless cars all part of initial plans  

Director of service design and assurance leaving post but – contrary to media reports – Kevin Cunnington understood to be remaining in place

New report shows low adoption of next-generation connectivity in some major cities

Hospital shines a light on long-forgotten tale of its ‘most unusual employee’

Department issues contract notice seeking external supplier for two-year contract to install unified communications environment

Prominent US cardiologist Dr Eric Topol is to lead a review

Parliamentary Digital Service chief Tracey Jessup says she is "delighted" with new figures on pay by gender

 LGA tells digital department that cost threshold plan means rural premises could undermine legal guarantee

Head of government buying agency will exit in July to take post with Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply

Devices are designed to check against national criminal and immigration databases and return results in under a minute

As part of a mission to grow its use of healthcare technology, the city will trial the expansion of telehealth referrals in secondary as well as primary care

Law Commission asked to analyse whether and how statutes need to be changed to ensure they are fit for the internet age

New director of digital, data and technology skills expected to set future digital strategy in the department leading on post-Brexit trade deals

BEIS and DCMS seeking head for new jointly run Office for Artificial Intelligence

As ambitious scheme continues to see delays, department accepts that it ought to be more willing to buy off-the-shelf technology