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Huawei denies spying on Dutch PM

20 April 2021

Leaked report suggests Chinese tech firm had access to calls made by large swathes of the population of the Netherlands

Nine in ten prescriptions now fulfilled electronically
14 April 2021

Minister says paper options will remain available 

Bradford to create ‘brick-for-brick virtual clone’ of city centre
14 April 2021

Open-source project hopes to improve policy design and service delivery

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No digital postal vote application service before May elections

22 January 2021

Government considering launching online tool – but not in time for upcoming polls

Remote juries rolled out to more courts

22 January 2021

Venues in Scotland will be able to conduct trials with juries based in cinemas or other offsite locations

Training aims to boost ‘technical and analytical skills’ of civil servants

19 January 2021

Programme looks to reduce reliance on consultants

Review of departmental delivery signals Whitehall reform drive still in effect

18 January 2021

Exercise led by Michael Barber suggests civil service shape-up remains a target for the PM

Will local government transformation be set back by coronavirus?

15 January 2021

Having long suffered from a scarcity of funding, councils could be forgiven for deprioritising investments in new tech. But public and private and sector leaders tell PublicTechnology that digital has never been more important. 

Scotland curbs click-and-collect services

15 January 2021

Option can only be used for essential goods

Microsoft ‘a few weeks away’ from fixing issue affecting Scottish digital learning platform

14 January 2021

Education Scotland stresses there is a ‘manual workaround’

Seven in ten civil servants want to work from home at least three days a week

13 January 2021

Survey conducted by FDA union finds 97% of officials want option of working remotely

Government spends £87m on extra 460,000 laptops to support remote learning

12 January 2021

Procurement documents show DfE awarded another deal to Computacenter in November

Government’s ‘litany of failures’ leaves citizens facing many years of slow broadband

11 January 2021

Public Accounts Committee points to need for more funding and legislative changes

Innovative ideas invited for £25,000 Whitehall prize

11 January 2021

Foundation set up in memory of late Cabinet Secretary Jeremy Heywood seeks ideas for how to solve challenges created by coronavirus

Birmingham University signs 10-year £15m deal for online learning

11 January 2021

Institution retains incumbent supplier on long-term contract

HMRC sees 12% spike in complaints during FY21 as customer service issues continue

8 January 2021

November stats show another spike in call-waiting times and new struggles with answering online and postal queries

Privately educated twice as likely to gain a spot on Whitehall graduate scheme, data suggests

8 January 2021

Success rate of 7% compares with 3% for state-educated applicants

Williamsons vows to ‘trust teachers rather than algorithms’ for GCSEs and A-levels

7 January 2021

Education secretary also announces that schools must deliver at least three hours of online teaching a day

Children without laptops to be allowed to go to school

6 January 2021

Guidance clarifies that those without access to devices will be considered ‘vulnerable’

How digital services kept the DVLA on the road during 2020

6 January 2021

Chief executive Julie Lennard on the role of tech in responding to the pandemic, and how people’s expectations of online tools have changed

HMRC seeks £125k leader for Making Tax Digital programme

5 January 2021

Department seeks head to oversee possible expansion to cover corporation tax

‘Next year shouldn’t be back to normal’

5 January 2021

BEIS perm sec Sarah Munby discusses a year of securing millions of vaccines, delivering business loans, and providing guides to safer working

Government ‘working towards’ publishing new digital strategy sometime this year

4 January 2021

Plan was due to be published in autumn

Locked-down libraries may cause ‘connectivity crisis’ for elderly people

4 January 2021

Data shows majority of facilities yet to reopen

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28 April 2021

Between January and February Dods conducted research, commissioned by SAP Concur, across central and local government in order to better understand the impact of the pandemic and EU Exit on the future office environment in government. In this webinar, we will discuss results of this research and examine how the way we work as a society has changed.

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29 April 2021

The benefits of automation are clear, but where should organisations start? In this webinar, from PublicTechnology, Dell Technologies and Boomi, we will discuss how local authorities can best take advantage tools that could improve workforce productivity and citizen experience.

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