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NHS Digital boss hails ‘opportunity to put digital at the heart of the NHS’ as merger concludes

2 February 2023

Parliament signs off abolishment of technology unit and transfer of duties and data sets to overarching national body

Appointments watchdog warns former digital secretary Dorries over TV gig
31 January 2023

Ex-cabinet minister failed to wait for official advice before announcing role with TalkTV,...

Number of virtual wards tops 100 as government aims to treat 50,000 patients a month at home
30 January 2023

A new plan to ease pressures on emergency care aims to ramp up the use of technology that can...

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Criticism over homeworking ‘totally ignores reality’, says Home Office perm sec

3 May 2022

After newspaper publishes article focused on working habits of head of HM Passport Office, Matthew Rycroft weighs into ongoing row

MPs criticise Cabinet Office over ‘substandard FoI handling’

3 May 2022

Report claims that department requires a ‘cultural shift’

Covid info has helped boost public confidence in official stats, says ONS chief

28 April 2022

National statistician says research showing increased faith in government-backed research is ‘encouraging’

Government rejects calls from MPs for greater Scottish representation in research body

28 April 2022

Recommendations from a parliamentary committee for dedicated boardroom space at UKRI are unheeded

DWP to resume migration to Universal Credit

27 April 2022

All benefit claimants will be moved over to unified system by the end of 2024

Ministers and senior officials lament efforts to stamp out homeworking

27 April 2022

Jacob Rees-Mogg’s efforts to fill departmental offices have been criticised by an array of people

UKHSA plans nationwide ‘surveillance system’ for antibiotic resistance

26 April 2022

Software platform will support collation and analysis of data on humans and the natural world

Scottish Government commits £45m to boost national tech credentials

25 April 2022

Finance secretary provides update on plan to create ‘tech scaler’ facilities

Government warned to expedite reform efforts or risk missing the boat

25 April 2022

The Declaration on Government Reform could be another failed opportunity, a think tank has warned

DfE staff told to abandon homeworking and return en masse to offices ‘immediately’

22 April 2022

Secretary of state grilled by MPs over department’s comparatively low proportion of employees going into the office

Minister: ‘Exact alignment to EU law is not a requirement for data adequacy’

19 April 2022

Treasury faces parliamentary questions about potential risks of planned regulatory reforms

YouTube cites ‘Covid misinformation policies’ in removal of Tory MP’s parliament speech

14 April 2022

Christopher Chope laments ‘cancel culture’ after video of him talking in Commons about ‘Covid-19 vaccine damage’ is taken down from website

Environment Agency unveils Minecraft replica of Preston to promote climate change education

14 April 2022

Government agency works with tech firms in virtual version of Lancashire city

‘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

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