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• Poplus network targets "colossal" waste of citizen software reinvention
• Half of hospital appointments still made on paper
• Data promise on Land Registry privatisation
• Bushfire-hit Australian state sets global standard for emergency digital warnings
• Maude tells Sprint 14: 'Honey I shrunk the digital costs'
• Department seeks world-class digital specialists to progress transformation
• Maude draws red line under IT contracts - nothing over £100m, no extensions, no discussion
• Public bodies get a dummies' guide to G-Cloud
• £6m bill for crumbling schools data
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• Former BP executive to get a grip on major projects
• Councils 'risk reputation damage' in age of social media impatience
• ICT estate to shrink with consumerisation
• Government ticks off spending data laggards
• Met aims to become first 'truly digital' police force
• Miliband promises public service data revolution
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• First health and social care web network launched in West Midlands
• GP data controversy stalks the front pages
• UKAuthority.com acquires E-Government Bulletin to create super-team
• NHS Care.data on hold for six months
• These skills are essential - but don't call them digital
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• Concern mounts over impersonation websites
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• Union attacks Land Registry consultation
• Cabinet Office finds £1.5m for open data
• Universal digital skills? A snip at £875m
• Local authorities asked to chip in to PSN group
• MPs unite - with caveats - behind NHS Care.data scheme
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• Companies and products... GGP helps local authorities join up emergency response planning; Exeter becomes first in South West to offer PayByPhone parking; Port of Tyne upgrades warehouse management system with Advanced
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• Poor mobile design causes council website quality drop
• South West One "too complex", audit committee finds
• Tough new EU public sector web accessibility rules take shape
• Private providers must open books, says CBI
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• Criminal justice IT still offending, spending watchdog finds
• Human rights body calls for more localism
• Centralising property search system could create an information black hole
• Labour's digital government team is light on local
• Postcode sale condemned
• Councils 'could save £10m a year' through mobile tech
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• Budget announces new efficiency programme
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• Comment: Care.data controversy haunts transparency campaign
• Poor IT lets 'Mr Bigs' get away with fruits of crime
• Serco named as Lincolnshire partner in £70m deal
• Watchdog bemoans lack of competition in public sector IT market
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• Government injects hundreds of millions in court IT update
• Local authorities still losing track of teenagers
• Digital skills dearth hampers apprenticeship scheme
• Reveal broadband slowspots, MPs demand
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• Climate of fear paralysing local digital services
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• 2021 census will be online and data matched
• 'Too many' requests for communications data
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• Open performance dashboards for an age of 'frugal innovation'
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• Digital business plan takes justice in to 'Wi-Fi age'
• Government commits to cutting digital exclusion by a quarter
• Councillors 'most trusted politicians', poll says
• Bron Afon builds community hub round next-generation kiosk
• Oxfordshire to explore case for joining Hampshire service partnership
• Census must learn from NHS data debacle, say MPs
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• Welsh emergency services collaboration scoops Geoplace award
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• Care.data hit by further delay
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• Hundreds of patients sign up to taking their own health readings
• Comment: Land Registry's painful boundary dispute
• Efficiency savings 'reaching end of the road' councils say
• The website that came top - with no user testing
• Online logbook puts Birmingham tenants in control of digital future
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• Criminal justice IT in the dock again
• Kirklees charity finds digital inclusion work is booming
• G-Cloud receives warning light
• Ministers 'undermining' crime data-swaps
• Free Wi-Fi deal for Tyneside
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• High-street pharmacists get view of patients' records
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• Land Registry changes receive green light
• Data-sharing plan runs out of time
• Cabinet Office "big data unit" in think-tank's technology manifesto
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• UK not in the premier league for e-government
• Big savings claimed for Government Digital Service
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• Online individual voter registration goes live
• Digital consultation 'advisory, not binding', says Bercow
• Comment: an overdue fourth revolution
• Digital transformers make the honours list
• Property searches to be centralised despite overwhelming opposition
• Partnership key to tackling inequality in the internet age
• Uncertainty reigns over Land Registry
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• Contractors could face data protection audits
• Guest blog: The Irish government Cloud Services Catalogue - definitely not a carbon copy of G-Cloud
• Public take to library e-books
• Smart city schemes face uncertainty as Wi-Fi firm goes under
• Young people demand: Where Is My Public Servant?
• Councils caught in emergency snooping law
• Untapped potential? Rise of open source council web tools
• 'Confusing' data sharing law in need of reform
• Land Registry presses ahead with central searches
• Digital ministers survive reshuffle
• Company data to be set free
• West Midlands Police signs IT transformation deal
• Digital public service dashboards enter new generation
• Broadband roll-out 'poorly managed', says rural activist
• Late payments to be laid bare in new transparency drive
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• Call for data sharing to fight unemployment
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• Why councils should contemplate the mysteries of Google
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• Councils failing to data match voters
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• Data-sharing white paper 'in autumn'
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• Local authorities join public estates scheme
• Kelly quits while he is ahead
• Crown Hosting "different way to procure similar services", analyst warns
• Overwhelming support for joined-up health records
• Government software "at mercy" of erratic bug-checkers
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• Washington builds a pocket-sized digital service
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• Government property search engine goes live
• Digital power of attorney goes back to drawing board
• Local authority street app among winners at Festival of Code
• Hospital food data made easier to swallow
• Call for local digital service
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• ICT challenge of health and social care integration "not given priority"
• Land Registry to bring IT back in house
• Success claimed for online registration
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• Complexities of NHS IT 'causing patient deaths', doctor warns
• Councils still obscuring data from armchair auditors
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• Undaunted public guardian sets out digital plans
• LibDems offer a digital bill of rights
• Open data challenge "cultural, not technological", says institute chief
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• All-party recipe for digital UK
• Transport Direct comes off the road
• Digital local government "not one-size-fits-all", debate hears
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• Labour warms to electronic voting
• Publish pay-off data promptly, councils urged
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• Electronic identity on Labour's five year plan
• Duncan Smith borrows North Tyneside's payment card
• From PSN to P2P? Public network set for transformation
• Hunt confirms medical records access target
• Tougher transparency rules for councils
• Copycat driver websites raise concerns
• Academics to explore social crowdfunding motivation
• E-conveyancing to make a comeback
• Police chiefs' business interests go online
• Government pours cold water on e-voting
• Chinese play cat and mouse with Hong Kong protest technology
• Verify electronic ID service goes public
• Industry group urges closer collaboration on G-Cloud
• Register-switching exercise a success
• Dissecting "digital" - Socitm 2014 on default definitions
• Illuminating the dark side of the G-Cloud
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• Electronic records key to NHS five-year plan
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• Government must tap "engagement generation", says e-democracy pioneer
• CBI joins Government Digital Service love-in
• Slow down on individual registration, says Labour
• Hunt urges more IT ambition with £5.3bn care fund
• Digital Marketplace takes over from CloudStore
• "AYRshare" model for health and social care collaboration
• Rate my police sites can expect a rough ride
• In brief... (21)
• Carlisle schoolchildren set to run their city - inside Minecraft
• NHS goes all out for digital
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• Green light for blue light partnerships
• Top judge grumbles about 'wholly antiquated' IT
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• UK digital inclusion map needed, says charity chief
• NHS data sharing bill on fast track
• Analysis: health and care revolution races the calendar
• Government business model obsolete, academic warns
• Labour ponders 'new kind of digital government'
• Government clampdown on local service fraud
• EU open data fund to link innovation 'bubbles', says pioneer
• Councils told to publish housing valuations
• Peterborough school weather stations hold ICT front line
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• Data sharing hole in efficiency strategy
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• Osborne seeks billions from digital transformation
• Mesh networking could boost democracy, says tech pioneer
• Government wants 90% 'of online population' to use digital public services
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• City broadband promise ‘just recycled money’ says Labour
• Identity assurance has cost £25m - so far
• Law change floated to enable emergency alerts
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• Advisory group to boost digital accessibility for older and disabled people
• Contracts... (30)
• Environmental data surge "leads to market innovation"
• Digital plan for libraries on the brink of disaster
• Boost for Milton Keynes "open innovation environment"
• In brief... (24)
• Chavez heads thin honours list for digital Britain
• 10 public sector tech predictions for 2015
• Pickles heralds end of printed statutory notice
• Election 'knockback' predicted in IT market
• Two decades of digital government strategies
• Companies and products... (31)
• IT giant spots digital desires
• Labour plans smartphone lifesaving scheme
• In brief... (25)
• Judge-hiring to go digital by default
• MPs sound alarm over data on teenagers
• Ordnance Survey to become a 'GovCo'
• Top judge unveils vision of digital justice
• Policy Exchange offers building blocks for local digital
• Minister accuses councils of broadband sabotage
• Camden's Simpson picks up award for Residents' Index project
• Maude to step down as MP
• Government machine 'will be defined by digital', says new chief
• Cabinet Office maps infrastructure potential
• Research shows council waste on software licences
• MPs urge automatic voter registration
• Parties point to post-election emphasis on local digital
• G Cloud founder slams Crown Commercial Service
• Companies & products 13 Feb 2015
• Contracts... 13 Feb 2015
• Education secretary bemoans lack of data on school buildings
• Francis Maude throws focus on fighting fraud
• In brief ... 13 February 2015
• Cyber judges could settle disputes online
• Public sector breaks into white space
• HMRC launches charity registration online
• Lords plea for a digital minister with teeth
• GDS retains agile services on Digital Marketplace
• Video: Chris Chant says it still isn’t good enough
• No date yet for police IT company
• Government to weigh up its unused IPv4s
• In brief ... 20 February 2015
• Scottish Government website goes to .scot
• GCHQ plans Cyber Insiders school for the summer
• MPs express worries over Universal Credit IT
• Software snag with individual electoral registration
• Universal Credit criticisms highlight old cultural failings
• One third accused of motoring offences plead online
• In brief … 27 February 2015
• Council websites improving too slowly, says Socitm
• Jason Kitcat: the case for a Local Government Digital Service
• UK stuck in EU pack for digital services
• Report claims Whitehall progress on green ICT
• Payments could be next government’s next common platform
• NAO digital lead calls for broader skills
• Telecom giant under fire for local broadband policy
• New PSN compliance moves to beta phase
• In brief …. 6 March 2015
• Report calls for High Street Digital Health Index
• Minister wants cyber security boost for Civil Service
• APIs are a work in progress for government
• MPs urge publication of police warnings data
• Met Police gives thumbs up to mobile pilot
• Government aims to beef up Digital Marketplace
• Axelos launches ITIL Practitioner qualification
• Don’t meddle with the machine, incoming governments warned
• In brief …. 13 March 2015
• Agencies back data ideas for housing plans
• Scottish minister calls for broadband obligation
• UK tops G8 open data league
• Digital tax accounts are budget centrepiece
• Wales reboots digital inclusion drive
• Government to open public sector data centres
• In brief ... 20 March 2015
• Red faces over rural payments
• Charity Commission takes search tool to beta
• Northern Ireland Executive supports medicine tech projects
• Government updates National Information Infrastructure
• GDS adds five and drops one from Verify
• Digital self-assessment comes one step closer
• Labour plan to extend GOV.UK to local council websites
• Essex reports KPI boost from ITIL implementation
• Government claims ODF support from Microsoft and Google
• Holes remain in Whitehall use of PSN
• Denbighshire deal creates shared service centre
• In brief … 2 April 2015
• DPA launches age verification campaign
• MoD ISS signs for private cloud
• LGA highlights council digital in Universal Credit
• Scotland gets new consultation hub
• States of Guernsey launches e-census
• Birmingham reports savings from digital logbooks
• Hay fever study draws on aerial mapping
• Digital Scotland shows green route
• In brief … 10 April 2015
• LibDems unveil plan for Digital Rights Bill
• No digital surprises in Labour manifesto
• Return of the gas, light & coke council?
• Greens condemn outsourcing - with 'very modest' efficiency savings
• Socitm prepares to enter the Knowledge Hub
• EU VP says ‘digital by default’ could save €10 billion a year
• Tories promise more services online - and more cuts
• Register voters automatically says Labour
• In brief …. 17 April 2015
• Northern Ireland launches Treecheck app
• East London councils pilot shared software
• Welsh language money funds app development
• Harrow signs Sopra Steria for IT service
• Wales to get a chief digital officer
• Nadira Hussain becomes Socitm president
• Outgoing Socitm president sees limited progress on digital
• Software problem hides view of electoral transition
• In brief .... 24 April 2015
• Edinburgh launches online city scrapbook
• LGA launches Digital Councils hub
• DARD tightens process on Farm Business IDs
• Whitehall initiatives will fuel more local shared services
• Labour proposes change in data laws for housing benefit
• Socitm shows most authorities testing cloud
• In brief …. 1 May 2015
• A business case for tech apprenticeships
• Socitm president accentuates the tactical
• Supreme Court launches video on demand
• DfE plans database for post-16 courses
• EU aims to increase public sector interoperability
• In brief …. 8 May 2015
• Shared service savings approach half a billion
• Hancock may be set for more than half an hour
• End of Windows Server 2003 will boost cloud take-up
• ‘GDS needs to emphasise info sharing’
• Online civic activities continue to rise
• Three more services to join Verify
• Outsourcing leader warns of government skills shortfall
• In brief …. 14 May 2015
• ‘Snoopers charter’ back on the agenda
• Gloucester and Gloucestershire to share back office
• BCS paper calls for public incentives to use Verify
• Think tank urges GDS to open up government platform
• Highland Council launches new customer portal
• Worcestershire trio appoint Civica for shared service
• In brief .... 22 May 2015
• CCS launches new ICT Services for Education framework
• Government plays down fears over Windows XP
• Culture curbs Civil Service IT enthusiasm
• DVLA claims quick wins in personal plate registrations
• New PSN compliance goes live
• Northern Ireland to push more services online
• LookingLocal launches online benefits platform
• CCS unveils Technology Services agreement
• In brief …. 29 May 2015
• LibDem claims bill 'paves way for electronic voting'
• GDS shortens Digital Service Standard
• Axelos steps up effort on cyber resilience
• Socitim urges councils to invest in intranets
• Ofqual reboots online qualifications register
• Research councils launch IoT competition
• In brief …. 5 June 2015
• Data business sales creep back onto the agenda
• DVLA launches real time driver data check
• Minister claims take-off for broadband programme
• MoD signs HP to support geospatial programme
• Verify tests basic identity account
• In brief .... 12 June 2015
• Scotland considers widening Freedom of Information
• Wi-Fi and wearable tech in new NHS information plan
• Electoral Commission holds steady on IER transition
• Scottish Government hits digital skills barrier
• In brief …. 19 June 2015
• Comment: Don’t write off the public sector IT disaster yet
• Companies House launches free data site
• Gove focuses on shortcomings of court IT
• UK leads EU governments on mobile websites
• National Archives kicks off born-digital transfer
• GDS works on status tracking platform
• Government presses for more access to security data
• In brief .... 26 June 2015
• GDS looks at user journeys for Government as a Platform
• Government aims to dump jargon from digital contracts
• New SFIA framework highlights cyber security
• Parliament to get English e-votes for English laws
• Camden claims cash wins from Residents Index
• In brief .... 3 July 2015
• Socitm suggests investigation of sentiment analysis
• Two Welsh fire services merge command and control
• GDS makes fresh push on open standards
• Public sector staff cautious over cloud
• MMO upgrades Marine Information System
• In brief …. 10 July 2015
• London to get public land database
• Analysis: budget light on public efficiency savings
• Digital self-service set to treble in three years
• Newcastle Uni wins funds for digital service research
• MHRA releases app for medicine alerts
• Report calls for online checks for voter registration
• GDS develops tools to track digital inclusion
• Public sector lacks skills for transformation, says Deloitte
• Government defies data problems to cut short IER change
• In brief .... 17 July 2015
• CCS sets up Network Services framework
• Parliament takes over e-petitions
• GDS adds to guidance on PSN management
• DVLA plans web changes for road tax
• Scotland gets alcohol and tobacco web map
• Analysis: IT is in the politics of the Spending Review
• Government tests common payment platform
• 15 more services to join Verify next year
• In brief …. 24 July 2015
• Verify needs to incentivise users and private partners says BCS
• HMRC wants more payment data
• Arts Council provides £7.1 million for Wi-Fi in libraries
• Edinburgh prepares to sign CGI Group for channel shift
• Councils ‘waste man hours in rekeying data’
• Scotland lays out ‘federated’ IT governance plan
• GDS puts out feelers for inclusion support
• In brief .... 31 July 2015
• MoD signs dual deal for defence IT
• Mike Bracken to leave GDS
• HMRC to develop cloud ecosystem
• Analysis: Contract acknowledges inclusion gap
• Survey shows public sector majority use cloud
• More police publish stop and search data
• GDS looks at service pattern standards
• IET calls for ‘radical change’ to 999
• In brief .... 7 August 2015
• Air sensor initiative launches in London
• Network Services agreement goes live
• Privacy group slams councils over data breaches
• Stephen Foreshew-Cain to lead GDS
• Lambeth leaps onto business loan platform
• More Wi-Fi for Scottish libraries
• Government cheers passing IER milestone
• In brief .... 14 August 2015
• DWP plans for simpler pensions tracing
• Government claims big digital savings
• Battle lines form over digital courts
• techUK pushes integration message
• Minister sounds support for GDS
• CCS strikes new deal with Oracle
• Scotland gives open data a push
• Evidence base needed for digital inclusion
• In brief …. 21 August 2015
• Wash tidal gauge completes national network
• Edinburgh confirms CGI contract
• Public data providers feel chill of competition
• DCLG plans data matching for Troubled Families
• MPs to investigate big data
• GDS creates Common Technology Services team
• Scotland looks at GPS for offender tagging
• Verify team to get privacy officer
• Public sector drags feet in taking up 4G
• In brief .... 28 August 2015
• Exodus gathers pace at GDS
• HMRC publishes API strategy
• Camden and Islington ICT merger hastens digitalisation of services
• Radical redesign of Digital Services framework procurement documents
• In brief... 4 September 2015
• BT and Cornwall set for December court date
• Borough announces £34m outsourcing deal
• Police forces still buying piecemeal
• GDS testing open source technologies for use in a 'Platform as a Service'
• Cloud services under threat in US court battle
• New online tender system launched in Northern Ireland
• Cameron promises blue light shared service law
• In brief... 11 September 2015
• Scottish Government launches mygov.scot
• MoD delves into open source 'deep web' mining
• Denbighshire begins data consolidation
• Bumpy ride to bluelight amalgamation
• Shared service venture to develop new ERP platform
• In brief …. 18 September 2015
• DCMS takes on data protection and ICO
• Louise Haigh takes Labour digital role
• Socitm points to Buurtzorg for transformation
• Government considers legal right to broadband
• CBI chief advocates more ‘private’ in public services
• EDPS to create Digital Ethics Board
• In brief .... 25 September 2015
• Procurement policy lacking clarity says analyst
• Mind the amp! Tube recharges with braking energy
• Analysis: Time for a low key sell by the GDS?
• Digital by design ambition for law courts
• Defence Lab looks for open source collaborators
• Arun creates framework for financial software
• DVLA forecasts £92.5 million saving from ‘in-housing’
• Home Office considers facial recognition regulation
• Digital Services gets new Marketplace label
• DWP plans for more IT staff
• Cafcass chief backs case for systems integrators
• Council domain review leads to 30 closures
• NAO dissects Whitehall’s digital struggle
• In brief …. 2 October 2015
• Data science team explores ethical issues
• GDS drops work on status tracking
• Smartphone app could put war criminals in the dock
• Three lots for new digital framework
• Cheshire councils pull IT back in-house
• Charity Commission lays the ground for digital accounts
• In brief .... 9 October 2015
• Auditor warns of financial risks for NHS 24
• Journey planning woes for court closure scheme
• Trial produces more basic than verified IDs
• Universal Credit creates school meals data problem
• Magnus Falk joins GDS departures
• Scottish library group signs for Spydus
• Northern Ireland does data centre deal
• Cameron dismisses e-voting for trade unions
• e-Borders goes under auditor's spotlight
• Common payments platform moves into beta
• In brief .... 16 October 2015
• Verify amends identity proof process
• Dan Jellinek: a tribute
• GDS throws focus on ‘operationalising data’
• Councils should welcome local steps by GDS
• Minister points to database checks for voting
• CCS strikes deal for open source office suite
• Verify makes Whitehall progress
• Minister says 10,000 used Verify in self-assessment
• GDS sets out to sharpen GOV.UK
• Cabinet Office consults on taking social survey online
• In brief .... 29 October 2015
• Minister defends broadband programme
• Silence in court: digital bundles rolled out
• Industry group flags up G-Cloud anxieties
• Council quartet signs for joint working
• Parliament opens up data platform
• Bill bans councils from web spying
• In brief …. 5 November 2015
• techUK points to barriers between government and SMEs
• DWP claims record fraud and error cuts
• Government aims for 10Mbps broadband
• Delivering efficiencies from within
• UKTI launches online exporters’ platform
• Ministers to join Whitehall-wide digital group
• Warwickshire works on attributes hub
• Government merges oversight authorities
• In brief …. 12 November 2015
• Minister says e-voting is 10 years away
• Are we ready for the smarter state?
• Crown Commercial Service signs MoU with Huddle
• Whitehall cannot compete in digital talent war
• Building Tomorrow’s Housing Association Today - free event - 8th December, London
• Police sign for database to fight child abuse
• Northern Ireland prisoners get Skype service
• Top judge backs police body cams
• Digitisation cuts Carer’s Allowance costs
• In brief …. 19 November 2015
• Brent and Lewisham sign for shared IT
• The new G-Cloud appears
• Spending review: is there a silver lining?
• IoT quartet win Boost support
• Welsh Government wants councils to e-broadcast
• Sharpening the Edge
• Spending Review: who gets the digital money?
• Osborne cautious on data business sales
• In brief .... 26 November 2015
• Securing data, infrastructure and applications at OFFICIAL security levels in the Cloud
• Socitm calls for more local focus from GDS
• Watchdog says councils are lax on CCTV rules
• Councils score with online parking services
• NAO bemoans poor IT delivery for CAP payments
• East Riding aims for customer self-service
• NAO backs HMRC on IT for Scottish tax
• EU works on new e-government plan
• Westminster monitors disabled parking with radio tags
• NAO says IT for borders should be better
• In brief …. 3 December 2015
• Old problems persist for digital Whitehall
• How councils can save in customer engagement
• HMRC streamlines SME tax portals
• Red faces as another e-conveyancing project hits the wall
• Wales offers public service tech funds to SMEs
• Police told to reconsider crime data
• Guest blog: SH:24 - STI testing, information and advice platform
• Scotland plans for e-counting in council votes
• Ordnance Survey claims success for rescue app
• In brief .... 10 December 2015
• Somerset bails out early from Southwest One
• Home Office ties up ESMCP contracts
• Battle lines drawn over freedom of information reform
• Auditor gives thumbs up to Scottish tax IT
• HMRC says digital can end tax returns for millions
• MPs get behind school meals data proposal
• MoD does deal for supply chain software
• In brief .... 17 December 2015
• Scotland to get digital public services fund
• Law Commission to look at data breach rules
• Scots work on secure messaging for child protection
• Police data swaps to be eased by EU reform
• MPs call for landlord portal in Universal Credit
• UKTI and FCO work together to create excellent digital services around user needs
• Cornwall wins right to drop BT
• GDS begins work on open standards community
• In brief …. 22 December 2015
• Worcestershire signs Liberata in transformation deal
• GDS plans team for Service Manual updates
• Five issues for public sector IT in 2016
• 38 minutes may be a luxury: Changing our expectations of digital public services
• Government crowdsources new Digital Strategy
• Digital is not a ticket to the honours (yet)
• Defence lab tests virtual reality for medic training
• Report tells ONS to sharpen IT and data infrastructure
• NAO waves warning flag on major projects
• Counties get mixed review for online bus pass applications
• In brief …. 7 January 2016
• GDS plans February launch for GOV.UK Notify
• Libraries to retain online research service
• Councils will have to sell to fund digital change
• Digital forms 'fail on end-of-life care'
• ICO backs Kent on ICT contract confidentiality
• DVLA's online Share Driving Licence goes live
• Librarians call for £20 million digital investment
• In brief …. 14 January 2016
• NAO points to upswing in consultancy spend
• Letters to MPs identify broadband blackspots
• Judge proposes to end 'stranglehold of paper'
• Councils 'need new digital body and GDS support'
• Staffs police state preference for Boeing
• Norfolk network deal goes to Updata
• e-Voting fumbles first Commons test
• In brief .... 21 January 2016
• Reading ready for housing fraud hub
• Aberdeen moves data to the cloud
• Angus McCallum becomes Met Police CIO
• Report presses universities on learning analytics
• Digital capabilities exchange 'could save £35 billion in 10 years'
• Local government, digital and the ice cream analogy
• 'Fit note' scheme provokes data fears
• Police and fire services could share IT
• TfL opens car park and 'jamcam' data feeds
• Verify team claims availability target is in sight
• Councils could be at forefront of ‘Bitcoin government’
• Network problems? Detect, fix... and relax
• In brief …. 28 January 2016
• Council websites win on tips, fail on bins
• ITIL Practitioner qualification goes live
• Defra plans to boost tech spend
• Aberdeenshire adopts myaccount for school lunch payments
• Digital problems add to Universal Credit delays
• An intelligent client for police ICT
• Commission calls for single electoral law
• In brief …. 4 February 2016
• Andy Beale becomes government deputy CTO
• Welsh councils 'need digital leadership'
• Hounslow takes housing benefit online
• Lewisham launches shoppers' discount app
• Verify team expects 15 services for go live
• Cardiff to give bodycams to parking officers
• Met Offfice gets software for API strategy
• In brief …. 11 Feburary 2016
• Digital top dogs take on GDS roles
• MPs say Whitehall data still stuck in silos
• Digital Marketplace breaks £1 billion barrier
• Crucial steps on the 'Cloud First' route
• Charities move closer to digital filing
• Councils fall short on online library renewals
• Five councils raise shared service ambition
• In brief …. 18 February 2016
• Bexley signs Northgate for IT services
• Welsh police develop smartphone app
• Cabinet Office reiterates GDS plans
• HMRC aims to be 'digital by default'
• Six libraries take up cloud e-book service
• LocalGovDigital plans service standard for councils
• In brief …. 25 February 2016
• Staffordshire PCC chooses Boeing for police IT
• London to roll out sobriety tags
• Government admits 'not spots' project flop
• Wandsworth and Richmond look to Capita
• Wolverhampton begins channel shift with tip permits
• Councils urged to use agile, open source and platforms
• Divorces to go online from 2017
• NAO calls for user focus in courts' IT
• Cabinet Office backs local government service standard
• Councils told to publish 'pay and perks' data
• MPs criticise GDS over farm payments
• In brief …. 3 March 2016
• Shared services 'to become shared platforms'
• Haringey to join Islington-Camden ICT partnership
• contactSCOTLAND extends to third sector
• MPs slam Home Office over e-Borders
• NAO dampens claims of SME success
• Met Office signs Virgin for supercomputer connections
• ‘Fraught’ relationships hindering savings
• In brief .... 10 March 2016
• Research claims public ready for online ID verification
• Land Registry upgrades online enquiries
• POST points to digital forensics struggle
• Police National Database still holds 'illegal' photos
• GDS aims for register ecosystem
• Criminal justice is a hard case
• Accenture lands Met Police applications deal
• Scottish Borders signs up CGI Group
• Digital changes 'could save councils £14.7 billion'
• South Gloucestershire trumpets eDocs savings
• Joining up information beyond policing
• In brief …. 17 March 2016
• A day for leadership and the digital agenda
• DfE plans for 'parent portal'
• MoD plans for big data defence platform
• Data plans in Budget prompt warnings
• Osborne OKs Data Science Campus for ONS
• Peer groups to promote digital service standard
• Data failure raises forced marriage risks
• Southend strikes dark fibre deal
• Digital Marketplace to 'go wholesale'
• GDS creates legacy transition team
• Council tax web pages show shortcomings
• Canadian on course to be information commissioner
• Police to get three pronged database
• In brief …. 24 March 2016
• Campaigner stirs up rural broadband dissent
• Privatised Land Registry to take on new responsibilities
• FCA plans for daily market data updates
• Flood Forecasting Centre tests groundwater data
• York to catch cyclists' heat signatures
• Two factor authentication device finds place on Verify
• News shots …. 31 March 2016
• Manchester police make mobility push
• Socitm tells councils to look at info governance
• Charity Commission takes online registrations to public beta
• DCLG Local Digital passes baton to Local Digital Coalition
• Ombudsmen and regulators: preparing for change
• MoD plans for cyber security centre
• Two tools added to National Fraud Initiative
• Highways England to test cars with no drivers
• Council websites perform poorly on planning
• News shots …. 7 April 2016
• LGA sprinkles cash around digital projects
• Cambridge OKs cloud food safety system
• Verify confirms eight, loses one
• Questions hang over anti-fraud service IT
• LocalGovDigital agrees 15 service standards
• 'Automating administration could save billions'
• Met Police launch MiPS tender
• Survey says council websites do well on fitness info
• Mark Smith becomes new head of PSN
• Putting privacy and consent in the hands of citizens
• HESA launches data upgrade programme
• Soft skills and success in big IT projects
• Justice IT still missing discs
• News shots …. 14 April 2016
• County websites gets thumbs up for school applications
• 'Council tax changes led to software price hike'
• News shots …. 18 April 2016
• Liam Maxwell becomes national technology adviser
• Jisc plans for Skype and mobile app in video conferencing
• News shots …. 21 April 2016
• IT chiefs should break 'tin and wires' perception
• East Hampshire plans commercial push with CRM
• ODI waves red flag at Land Registry privatisation
• Vets bark at dog chipping database
• Online debt management tool lands on GOV.UK
• HMRC plans for new desktop, mobile and SaaS
• River Clyde tests IoT for social housing
• News shots …. 28 April 2016
• Poor ICT hinders probation casework, says NAO
• News shots …. 4 May 2016
• Scottish council takes rap on data protection
• UK wary of Brussels’ latest digital plan
• CCS sets up vehicle telematics agreement
• Isle of Man Government takes blockchain lead
• Warrington looks for apps in integrated care
• ICO slaps £185,000 fine on Blackpool hospitals
• Blow to justice IT upgrade as courts chief quits
• Government backs away from broadband target
• Tech enthusiasm rises in Whitehall
• EU sets rules for web accessibility
• Questions arise over local 'Government as a Platform'
• LGA releases broadband test app
• ICO fines London trust over HIV data blunder
• DWP launches pension tracing website
• GDS chief outlines vision for Civil Service
• Verify to go live by end of month
• News shots…. 12 May 2016
• Temperature sensors 'could cut road gritting costs'
• Police service trio sign for joint ERP
• Farmers fear further IT trouble in rural payments
• Think tank highlights IT risk to courts
• DVLA works on smartphone driving licence
• Geoff Connell to join Norfolk
• News shots …. 18 May 2016
• Scots work on Digital First Service Standard
• Mast rental measure to boost rural broadband
• GOV.UK Verify to go live next week
• Government sets out data science ethics guide
• Shared service centres cost more than they saved
• City research projects win £2 million backing
• Minerva presses to standardise Niche for police
• MAIT launched to cut emergency response times
• Council websites win qualified thumbs up from Socitm
• Protests grow against Land Registry sell-off
• HMRC misjudged digital transition, says NAO
• Local groups wave digital innovation banner
• BSI kicks off work on authentication standard
• HMRC plans extra authentication channel
• News shots …. 26 May 2016
• Scottish councils to fund joint digital team
• GDS aims to get 37 more services on Verify
• Edinburgh launches addicts’ recovery app
• IT failures hit Scottish farm payments
• News shots …. 2 June 2016
• The mission-critical benefits of SD-WAN
• Whitehall reduces ICT energy and emissions
• LGA flags up positives from Digital Experts projects
• CTS works on contract dashboard
• Home Office extends police database contract
• Emergency Services Network to cover national parks
• News shots …. 8 June 2016
• Wanted: a government research wiki
• Public servants urged to take lead on digital disruption
• GDS builds user research panel for GOV.UK
• Scotland launches challenge for digital solutions
• Voter registration site crash could lead to legal challenge on EU referendum result
• Cloud - Explore the reality
• Digital transformation through policy design
• ICO fines Dyfed-Powys Police for email error
• News shots …. 16 June 2016
• DVSA looks for software for driver risk profiles
• Scotland gets customer service IT framework
• GDS updates Technology Code of Practice
• Parliamentary voting register row rumbles on
• GDS tests new Whitehall Wi-Fi
• Verify can work in private sector, says OIX chief
• Land Registry sell off returns to the limelight
• News shots …. 23 June 2016
• Web voter registration ignored in Parliament changes
• Councils failing to identify e-procurement savings
• Digital government won’t miss the EU
• Outsourcers call for government conduct standards
• London group to test Digital Service Standard
• News shots …. 30 June 2016
• Local digital leadership: the way forward
• Ordnance Survey plans Scottish greenspace maps
• Government retreats from Land Registry sale
• Data matching saved Scotland £16.8 million in a year
• CivTech team outlines Scottish digital challenges
• Scottish Police i6 deal comes to an early end
• Artificial intelligence could help judges in online court
• News shots …. 7 July 2016
• Government eyes commercial role for Verify
• News shots …. 12 July 2016
• Dashboard reveals court statistics - but not live data
• Jersey looks into Verify-style platform
• Minister tells Civil Service to embrace digital ….
• Survey shows acceleration towards digital self-service
• Whitehall cuts number of troubled IT projects
• EU offers prizes for reusable IT solutions
• Video: CRM enables Natural Resources Wales to build on efficiencies
• Video: Natural Resources Wales uses CRM for permits platform
• Video: Agile approach benefits Natural Resources Wales' customers
• Verizon role in Verify placed on hold
• Auditor questions HMRC’s drive to digital
• Gummer replaces Hancock at Cabinet Office
• Electoral Commission warns of ‘lost’ voters
• Northern Ireland signs for new animal info system
• Matt Hancock takes digital brief at DCMS
• Moat lays foundation for future agility
• MPs turn up broadband heat on BT
• GDS joins work on ‘model contracts’
• News shots …. 21 July 2016
• Trafford joins Met Police on ICO watch list
• MoD upgrades cryptography in comsec deal
• New site tests crowd funding for digital services
• Digital Transformation: Your top five identity challenges
• NAO chief says Whitehall has ‘digital capability gap’
• A question over Whitehall’s digital cash
• Home Office confirms IT consolidation
• News shots …. 25 July 2016
• Companies House and HMRC plan integrated registration
• Verify research shows social media potential
• Accenture wins HMRC online tax services deal
• GDS launches GOV.UK Notify platform
• News shots …. 28 July 2016
• GOV.UK builds new application for council links
• London Grid for Learning completes network upgrade
• Networking: Design first, deploy when ready, change with ease
• Expat vote promise sinks with destroyed data
• DWP plans to take PIP process online
• Online court to settle civil disputes
• Kevin Cunnington takes charge in GDS upheaval
• Mark Dearnley to leave HMRC digital role
• GOV.UK Pay leaps payments industry hurdle
• Blockchain supplier finds place on G-Gloud
• News shots …. 4 August 2016
• Why Whitehall needs to keep GDS in place
• ‘Messy reality’ the key to local public sector learning
• Police win funds for digital information schemes
• MoJ emphasises speed, collaboration and choice of IT
• New GDS chief says it will not be broken up
• UK tops UN e-government league
• South Yorkshire and Humberside Police to share contact system
• HMRC maintains emphasis on Government Gateway
• News shots …. 10 August 2016
• Met Police still stuck on Windows XP
• Labour raises alarm over blockchain at DWP
• Pickles calls for ‘proportional’ identification at polling stations
• Verify blog waves red flags at blockchain
• HMRC calls for feedback on digital tax plans
• West Country leads in ‘broadband blackspots’
• Janet Hughes to leave Verify programme team
• News shots …. 18 August 2016
• Scotland’s broadband roll out on schedule …
• Natural Resources Wales uses CRM to modernise the legacy
• Verify team claims progress in demographic coverage
• National Fraud Initiative saves Wales £4.4 million in a year
• Home Office completes digital visa application roll out
• Mortgage deeds and driving issues next for Verify
• GDS updates Technology Code of Practice (1)
• News shots …. 25 August 2016
• Skills loans service goes online
• Policing needs more common IT
• Jeremy Corbyn outlines digital proposals
• News shots …. 1 September 2016
• MyGov launches online info service for Scottish business
• Video: IT in policing - Exploiting the investment
• Video: IT in policing - Leadership, trust and building new habits
• Video: IT in policing - Cloud and commodity technology
• Video: IT in policing - Standards can enable collaboration
• Paper Lasting Power of Attorney forms ‘confusing users’
• Video: IT in policing - The case for a hybrid cloud
• Video: Building the capabilities of GM-Connect
• Video: IT in policing - Cyber and the four Ps
• Video: IT in policing - Opportunities in disclosure
• Video: IT in policing - Information for better decisions on the beat
• Video: IT in policing - Digital and the changing face of crime
• Online UK adults are heavy users of social media apps –
• Institute for Government: Universal Credit actually might happen
• Office for National Statistics commits to Oracle Cloud
• Video: IT in policing - The role of the community intelligence officer
• Video: IT in policing - Be brave and accept risk
• Microsoft’s UK data centres open for business
• Neighbourhood planning bill introduced - without Land Registry sale
• Digital courts make headway at last
• GDS publishes ‘designing for accessibility’ guidance
• ‘Working prototype’ pensions dashboard set for March 2017
• UK residents unwitting stars in ‘Truman’ surveillance shows
• News shots …. 13 September 2016
• First UK collaborative ‘CSI’ centre opens in West Yorkshire
• NAO casts doubt on Government’s emergency network plan
• Single source MoD procurement moves forward
• Online pleas and recorded evidence in justice reforms
• GOV.UK Pay racks up first payment
• GDS reboots as transformation resource
• Government raises IT Supplier Standard
• Lost in the post: open address saga continues
• Tom Read to lead on digital at MoJ
• News shots …. 22 September 2016
• Scotland aims to boost digital learning in schools
• Agile switch boosts DVLA’s digital progress
• Lancashire police migrate case and custody data to Connect
• Row blows up over schoolchildren's birth data
• Scottish Government makes CivTech choices
• Land Registry signs PA Consulting for land charges register
• News shots …. 29 September 2016
• Video: Mining the value in your Microsoft licences
• The three keys to delivering more for less
• DCLG builds local authorities register
• Capgemini report places UK down e-government league
• Video: Wokingham puts citizens at the heart with digital transformation
• Trade Tariff moves to GOV.UK PaaS
• News shots …. 6 October 2016
• Prime minister hints at new countryside broadband effort
• Dubai commits to blockchain e-government
• HMRC develops Enterprise Data Hub
• Report says policing websites fail on security
• Data director Paul Maltby to leave GDS
• News shots …. 13 October 2013
• Using CRM to build regulation as a service
• Whitehall’s IT landscape from the supplier side
• Web glitch hits online justice consultation
• Met Police invests in body-worn video cameras
• Navy looks to AI for smart battleships
• UK gets first director general for digital and media
• News shots …. 20 October 2016
• Schoolchildren data used in immigration controls
• Met Police takes part in video analytics development
• News shots …. 25 October 2016
• NAO sees progress with rural payments IT system
• Survey reveals one in three have no digital transformation strategy
• SD-WAN: Making networks work for the public sector
• Government auditor to examine GDS
• GDS registers team calls for custodians
• London Family Court gets new digital system
• News shots …. 27 October 2016
• Government chief technology officer to move on
• Video: Making public sector networks work with SD-WAN
• Policing needs an information strategy
• Think tank criticises 'unclear' role of GDS
• MoJ assesses GPS tagged offender behaviour
• Breaking the need for ‘best of breed’
• Standardisation supports innovation and transformation
• Former MoJ digital chief and No 10 adviser go to GDS
• Digital caution laid ground for state pension success
• News shots …. 3 November 2016
• HMIC says police forces are digital slouches
• UK will implement EU data protection law
• Northern Ireland 'needs more digital' in public services
• DWP told to update MPs on Universal Credit issues
• HMRC highlights digital ambassador role
• GDS looks at accessibility for GOV.UK
• DWP explores use of Apache Spark
• News shots …. 10 November 2016
• Top judge hails demise of legacy court IT
• IT delay hits MoD estate management plans
• News shots .... 15 November 2016
• MoD begins search for medical information systems
• Accountancy group warns HMRC over Making Tax Digital
• Video: Natural Resources Wales transformation programme
• Mind the policy-technology gap
• News shots …. 17 November 2016
• Police vision statement emphasises digital future
• Courts Service signs Liberata for finance and payroll
• TfL plans analysis of Underground Wi-Fi connections
• Can justice build on e-judiciary?
• Cutting the costs outlook with a digital transformation
• News shots …. 24 November 2016
• Land Registry sale finally laid to rest
• Land Registry signs Kainos to build LLC Register
• ICO to create government affairs team
• Courts Service gets DevOps support for Common Platform
• OS builds hedge data layer for rural payments
• IT SMEs still struggling with Whitehall business
• A platform for local digital transformation
• News shots …. 1 December 2016
• Video: Reforming complex services for the citizen
• Video: Place as a platform
• Libra problem cuts short Old Bailey trial
• Met Police to store body video footage on Azure
• GDS updates assessments for Digital Service Standard
• NATS launches app for drone pilots
• Moving to the cloud a step at a time
• Shared learning at UKA Local Digital Transformation
• News shots …. 6 December 2016
• GOV.UK is full of content no-one’s reading
• UK Export Finance moves to Microsoft cloud
• Public sector finance professionals see digital as vital
• Charity Commission surveys customers on digital services
• GDS claims £4 billion savings for government IT
• Data sharing and a digitally transformed public sector
• OS releases digital highways map
• Contractor clampdown could hit IT work
• Survey shows caution over ‘futuristic digital’ public services
• NAO says Crown Commercial Service should do better
• GDS runs tests on GovWifi service
• News shots …. 15 December 2016
• Government report slams UK 4G performance
• GDS joins international effort on open source
• techUK says police need more digital skills
• HMRC implements new IT to make Scottish tax correct
• Highways England puts out feelers for TOC software
• Innovation Nation
• Culture change and the RoI on digital
• Rural Payments Agency recovers from IT breakdown
• News shots …. 21 December 2016
• ID checks to be announced for voters
• Government wants digital IDs for drones
• The Ghost of Digital Christmas
• Government finds £440 million for broadband ‘not spots’
• A digital escape from the financial abyss
• Scotland sets up online cattle tracing system
• Mining CRM to drive transformation
• Five things for public sector digital in 2017
• Councils to bid to pilot voter identity checks
• Local Digital Transformation event hub
• News shots …. 4 January 2016
• GDS pushes open source code to software stage
• Facing up to the personal data dilemma
• GOV.UK Notify team updates API
• Cabinet Office sets up scanning and print deals
• News shots …. 10 January 2017
• CCS launches print and records management framework
• News shots …. 12 January 2016
• MPs urge caution on Making Tax Digital
• Legislation prospects hamper plans for data sharing
• GDS launches Service Toolkit
• HMRC launches voice IDs for tax helplines
• GDS says use internet to exchange data, not PSN
• MPs complain of new delay on digital economy strategy
• Land Registry switches more services to portal
• MPs raise alarm over Emergency Services Network
• News shots …. 26 January 2017
• Microsoft promises digital training for public servants
• What can the public sector do with AI?
• Lawyers pour cold water on online tribunal plans
• GDS sets up cloud services community
• HMRC bends to businesses for Making Tax Digital
• New data legislation and the public sector
• Failed ICT upgrade hindered BBC licence fee collections
• News shots …. 2 February 2017
• The information exchange outlook post-PSN
• Verify team makes push on new services
• Government’s ‘Cloud First’ to become ‘Cloud Native’
• AI ‘can replace 250,000 public sector workers’
• Edwardian statute casts shadow over data sharing
• Transport Scotland develops Gritter Tracker app
• MoD offers £6 million lure for data projects
• Highways England works on VR app for training
• News shots …. 9 February 2017
• Open data foundation of housing master plan
• Government places Verify at centre of transformation plan
• Government looks to landscape of AI, IoT and devolution
• Transformations create challenges for auditors
• DfE provides push for online apprenticeship service
• MoJ points to need for legal assisted digital expertise
• Managing the student lifecycle
• News shots …. 15 February 2017
• HMRC commits to Government Gateway renewal
• Defra creates API for rainfall data
• UKAuthority Digital Transformation - Wales and Scotland 2017
• Land Registry consults on fully digital conveyancing
• Welsh Government sets up new innovation fund
• Strategies to support digital transformation
• Philosophy, public services and artificial intelligence
• News shots …. 23 February 2017
• Viewing booths will make online court hearings public
• Lords send broadband plan back to Government
• Liam Maxwell: future tech and fundamentals
• The scope to share government digital overseas
• DWP Digital develops Churchill data tool for policy
• Digital Outcomes and Specialists 2 framework goes live
• Government plans to get behind developing AI
• Digital Strategy highlights government role in skills effort
• GOV.UK Notify goes live for central government
• News shots …. 2 March 2017
• Introducing Windows 10 Headstart: Accelerated deployment for the UK public sector
• Government adds anonymity element to electoral rolls
• Scotland consults on increase in offender tagging
• Police Scotland plans for portal and more mobile tech
• HMRC tool fails to allay contractors’ tax fears
• Video: UKAuthority Digitising Policing webinar
• Standards will be crucial in common IT for policing
• Chancellor delays Making Tax Digital roll out
• Public sector to contribute to fibre and 5G roll outs
• Hammond’s big broadband idea is blast from the past
• News shots …. 9 March 2017
• ‘Loss of trust’ undermined Scottish i6 programme
• Environment Agency adds 18 months to Capgemini deal
• Vodafone wins ESN control rooms deal
• Election managers criticise IT obstacle for homeless
• Wales and Scotland - transforming the business of public service delivery
• Digital democracy: more eyes can make a difference
• MoJ moves back office to shared service
• CCS takes on Crown Hosting data centres
• Many disabled people still lack internet access
• Cabinet Office plans for transformation tool
• GDS emphasises continued need for PSN compliance
• The path to transformation - Wales and Scotland 2017
• Commissioner slams plans for mugshot database
• Jury is out on online justice
• Next steps for transformation
• News shots …. 23 March 2017
• Event hub: UKAuthority Digital Transformation Wales and Scotland 2017
• Scotland looks to ‘digital businesses’ in government
• Survey shows charities’ digital shortcomings
• GDS and GRO build registration districts register
• NAO says Whitehall needs 2,000 extra digital staff
• London launches GPS tag trial for offenders
• Government stance on mugshots stirs further opposition
• New interoperability framework for EU – and UK?
• Billions of pounds of child maintenance arrears 'uncollectable'
• ‘Experimental’ collaboration key to productivity says NLGN
• Auditor says GDS needs to redefine its role
• NAO says GDS needs to revisit the case for Verify
• News shots….30 March 2017
• GDS launches two more government registers
• Electoral Commission calls for 'badly needed' IT upgrade
• Customs IT setback alarms MPs
• Foundations first in digital transformation
• HMRC launches Making Tax Digital for Business pilot
• News shots …. 6 April 2017
• Government to provide nuisance call blockers to the elderly
• Home Office aims for back office integration
• Supporting government’s use of ‘evergreen’ IT
• Finding ‘gold dust’ in-house for IT projects
• UKAuthority Rise of the Bots - Can AI and Bots help transform public services?
• Improving outcomes with location data
• News shots …. 13 April 2017
• Met Police does network deal with BT
• Former e-government leader Andrew Pinder dies at 69
• Home Office prepares for next stage in IT overhaul
• News shots …. 20 April 2017
• Online divorce service goes to pilot
• Ex-military personnel to receive digital training
• GDS to update Technology Code of Practice
• MPs flash warning light over Emergency Services Network
• Police IT failings ‘let crooks slip the net’
• A Hippocratic Oath for AI developers? It may only be a matter of time
• Government places Making Tax Digital on hold
• Gartner points to government lag on digitalisation
• New legislation drops broadband speed demand
• Digital Economy Act comes into law
• Wales to move schoolchildren’s tests online
• Cabinet Office privacy adviser resigns
• News shots …. 4 May 2017
• ICO hits Manchester Police with £150,000 fine
• Exploiting opportunities in modern enterprise service management
• Looking for the RoI on digital transformation
• Residency request system ‘not ready for deluge’
• Open door for bold technology manifestos
• Total transformation: fundamental to improving public services
• Scottish Government confirms CivTech’s future
• Transport Scotland aims for back office upgrade
• News shots …. 11 May 2017
• Durham police to use AI for custody decisions
• New Labour, new digital ambassador
• Conservatives promise new internet user protections
• Navigating your way to the cloud
• Facilitating true digital transformation
• Out of the box technology for digital citizen services
• techUK calls for £1 billion per year on NHS digital
• LibDems promise investment to get public services online
• News shots …. 18 May 2017
• Conservatives plan for new land data body
• Property data body is a very unconservative proposition
• Plan for the long haul in digital transformation
• Share stories from the frontline
• A chief executive's role in leading digital transformation
• Conservative manifesto raises data protection question
• No space for online voting in manifestos
• Audit Scotland sets five principles for digital projects
• Making a success of cloud migration and data lakes
• Food Standards Agency plans for Digital Workplace
• Driving digital take-up and RoI - UKAuthority Live webcast 15th June
• News shots …. 25 May 2017
• Courts Service to set up new online channel for civil claims
• Judiciary stages online courts hackathon
• Border Force to get operational app
• ClF survey shows gradual cloud take-up in public sector
• Police ICT Company aims to extend its Knowledge Hub
• Survey shows 42% of non-voters would do so online
• News shots …. 8 June 2017
• Jisc plans framework for Janet network evolution
• Tools of change or tools for change?
• Survey points to digital skills gap in civil service
• News shots …. 15 June 2017
• Kent PCC deal provides use of mobile app
• Audit Scotland says risks remain from farm IT project
• News shots …. 20 June 2017
• IfG calls for ministerial control of digital government
• Continuous defence against open source exploits
• News shots …. 22 June 2017
• Queen’s Speech points to data protection and online courts
• Cleveland Fire Brigade upgrades control room
• Scottish Parliament chooses new information commissioner
• Online court scheme undaunted by Dutch failure
• Government promises data anonymity for Grenfell victims
• GDPR: ready or not...? UKAuthority Live webcast
• Northern Ireland animal info system roll out begins
• HMRC plans artificial intelligence trials
• Caroline Nokes gets digital government minister’s brief
• DVLA sets three-year target for IT changes
• News shots …. 29 June 2017
• UK needs digital upgrade of borders, says Reform
• Wales Audit Office draws on junior staff for transformation
• DCMS launches Digital Economy Council
• Event hub: Can AI and bots help transform public services?
• GDPR is everyone's responsibility
• DCMS adds digital to its name
• Report highlights blockchain potential in justice system
• Public sector bodies win Digital Leaders accolades
• Courts Service launches private beta of digital probate
• News shots .... 6 July 2017
• UKEF appoints Jem Eskenazi as CTO
• Campaigners launch new push for FoI extension
• Report declares time to digitise stamp duty
• NAO says MoJ handled ankle tag programme badly
• Brexit raises risks for new HMRC customs system
• Legal gurus give thumbs down to Verify
• News shots …. 13 July 2017
• Treasury announces further delay in Making Tax Digital
• ESFA launches online Apprenticeship Service
• The urgency and risk in AI for public services
• You wait ages for some data legislation, then three come along at once!
• Government calls for anti-terrorism digital tech
• A platform to bring local authorities closer together
• News shots …. 20 July 2017
• Preparing for the fifth epoch of transformation
• Delivering the RoI in digital transformation
• House of Lords launches artificial intelligence enquiry
• Cloud Industry Forum sets up public sector group
• News shots …. 27 July 2017
• Securing a return on investment with digital transformation
• DVLA and Met Office begin to use Alexa
• Jisc launches govroam Wi-Fi access service
• An exploration into AI and Bots in the public sector
• DCMS finds new option for superfast broadband
• Cabinet Office plans robotic process automation push
• News shots …. 3 August 2017
• How Enabling Programmes is laying the ground for efficient policing
• Irish Government plans Digital Service Gateway
• The Emperor and his clothes revisited: GDS isn't working (part 1)
• GDS isn't working (part 2): The content mystery
• GDS isn't working (part 3): The reboot
• GDS isn't working (part 4): GOV.UK Verify
• Welsh Revenue Authority signs Kainos for tax system
• Childcare Service website prompts complaints from parents
• Border Force to drop landing cards for digital checks
• Government plans to digitise visa applications
• News shots …. 10 August 2017
• Alison Pritchard becomes COO of GDS
• GDS isn't working (part 5): No vision, no ambition
• News shots …. 16 August 2017
• Digital Marketplace chief works on procurement ‘playbook’
• Cabinet Office chooses Capgemini as robotics partner
• Transformation for collaboration between police forces
• Home Office aims for facial recognition upgrade
• Irish security experts dismiss ‘invisible’ digital border
• Insolvency Service procures ERP from Agilysys
• Think tank highlights broadband in post-EU rural policy
• HMRC claims early success for app and SMS
• News shots …. 24 August 2018
• Think tank calls for heavy funding for digital tech in policing
• SMEs win almost half government digital framework spend
• Disclosure and Barring Service plans digital push
• News shots …. 31 August 2017
• Taking cloud beyond the hype
• Study shows Scottish parents positive on schools’ portal
• Integrating online forms through a common core
• Using robots to automate the repetitive
• Department offers £8 million for rail improvement technology
• Charity flags 'serious concerns' over Verify to Cabinet Office
• Indian ID scheme shrugs off court judgement - for now
• News shots .... 7 September 2017
• Leaked immigration strategy reveals plans for digital system
• Britain in slow lane on secure ID for citizens
• Digital open justice could build racial trust
• Broadband investment boost for local authorities
• Back on the agenda: digital ID and joined-up government
• News shots …. 14 September 2017
• Report reveals civil servants’ digital skills still lacking
• Youngest voters back auto enrolment for elections
• Foreign Office works on system for overseas postings
• Scotland plans for new digital services framework
• HMRC says new digital chief will cut Microsoft ties
• Public sector still picking ‘low hanging fruit’ in cloud
• News shots …. 21 September 2017
• EU plans e-library to support public procurement
• FSA to build abattoir network infrastructure
• Brexit could lead to better broadband - but don’t bet on it
• Manchester travel card comes under fire
• Home Office plans GPS tracking for immigrant offenders
• Identity - the start and end point for GDPR
• News shots …. 28 September 2017
• GDS updates guidance on making source code open
• Government ‘should fund teams, not projects’
• GDS to transform Digital Service Standard
• Updating social value for the internet age
• Home Office invests in tech to fight child abuse
• News shots …. 5 October 2017
• CCS claims 61% saving from voice and data deal
• A commoditised approach to case management
• EU members agree new eGovernment Declaration
• EU remodels Joinup digital solutions platform
• HMRC takes over 75 scam websites
• Home Office launches online hate crime hub
• CCS reviews future shape of digital frameworks
• West Mercia and Warwicks Police get new vehicle software
• News shots …. 12 October 2017
• Technology challenges and opportunities in housing
• Jisc plans pilot for digital capability tool
• Government signs digital services MoU with Canada
• DCMS launches 5G ‘testbeds and trials’ competition
• CCS begins new voice and data procurement
• News shots …. 19 October 2017
• The identity broker in digital cities
• Pensions dashboard set for 2019 launch
• Police to spend more on software and IT services
• Home Office appoints new digital leader
• Government looks to digital to cure housing woes
• Civil liberties groups attack data protection clause
• Audit surveys suppliers on language in Digital Marketplace
• News shots …. 26 October 2017
• Scottish Government signs IBM for social security IT
• Identity, Consent & GDPR
• Police to interview suspects with body-worn video
• GDS takes service design system to beta
• Public sector leaders see three barriers to transformation
• GDS and CCS to test simplified contract
• Courts service to test virtual hearings
• News shots …. 6 November 2017
• Legal leaders criticise £1 billion digital courts scheme
• News shots .... 9 November 2017
• Government to drop .gsi email by March 2019
• GDS revises Technology Code of Practice
• Courts claim success for ‘digital sentencing’ of fare dodgers
• RAC calls for online vehicle emission checker
• HS2 plans force digital change in Parliament’s procedures
• UKA Live: Identity, Consent & GDPR
• Digital concepts for compliance with GDPR
• Government provides £20 million for govtech challenges
• Partnership aims to speed up adoption of RPA
• News shots …. 16 November 2017
• MSPs call for more accountability in IT projects
• London mayor backs digital platform for homeless support
• Head teachers criticise DfE on free school meals data
• News shots …. 23 November 2017
• Chancellor highlights tech growth effort in Budget
• The UPRN in Kent’s public health drive
• Local authorities still waiting for rogue landlord database
• Real time eligibility checking to improve public services
• GDPR - what it means for the health and social care sector
• GDPR - new opportunities around identity and consent
• GDPR - new rights for the individual
• UK languishes in Capgemini Euro e-government league
• Gwent Police pilots app for emergency images
• GovTech Catalyst to promote AI in public sector
• News shots …. 30 November 2017
• Land Registry plans for ‘Digital Street’ and open data
• GDS launches first service page on GOV.UK
• Home Office proposes new surveillance watchdog
• EU presses on with single digital gateway
• Public sector set to pull out of IT spending slump
• News shots …. 7 December 2017
• Environment Agency builds landfill reporting platform
• Helping the NHS and care organisations with cyber resilience
• Cyber security is a core focus for Socitm president
• MPs warn IT will not cope with ‘no deal’ Brexit
• News shots …. 14 December 2017
• Scotland to get its own system for online ID assurance
• Scottish Budget increases digital strategy funding
• CCS puts out feelers for telecoms savings
• Northern Ireland re-awards Causeway deal to Fujitsu
• Northern Ireland launches online land consent service
• Government assets could support 5G deployment
• Taking cloud beyond the hype in local government
• News shots …. 21 December 2017
• Five things for public sector digital in 2018
• MoJ seeks software for prison anti-drone squad
• Top gong for DWP’s Ray Long
• Business survey gives thumbs down to government digital
• News shots …. 4 January 2018
• Home Office awards ESN smartphone deal to Samsung
• Northern Ireland Police to get new control system
• Home Office to consolidate biometrics systems
• GDS begins to create service communities
• Ministry of Defence appoints Charles Forte as CIO
• Digital SMEs struggle with procurement language
• News shots …. 11 January 2018
• Government unveils new shared services strategy
• MPs take sceptical stance on HMRC transformation
• GDS plans to extend Gov Wifi
• Home Office shares migrant database with banks
• Oliver Dowden gets Government digital services brief
• Government digital effort lacks ministerial weight
• Scottish public sector ICT spend to rise
• GDS to create EU Exit Secretariat
• Northern transport plans include digital systems
• ID cards: Ireland goes where UK feared to tread
• News shots …. 18 January 2018
• West Midlands Police completes back office cloud move
• Minister provides progress for digital mortgage plans
• Ian Bell becomes CEO at Police ICT Company
• UKAuthority launches 2018 events
• MPs prepare probe into mugshot database
• Public sector digital contracts’ value fell in 2017
• Time for a human-robot alliance in public services?
• Police launch news briefings on Alexa
• Rule changes bring digital conveyancing closer
• Civil Service to use more robotic process automation
• MPs slam MoJ over offender tagging programme
• DfID to harness digital for international aid
• News shots …. 25 January 2018
• DCMS and BEIS to create Office of AI
• techUK calls for ministers for digital in each department
• CCS launches new spend recovery framework
• Government gets behind gender diversity in tech
• News shots … 1 February 2018
• Courts Service extends digital divorce system
• DfT plans for online road accident reporting
• NAO points to slow modernisation of IT at DBS
• Jisc prepares to boost Janet network bandwidth
• CCS shows SMEs win half of digital framework spending
• Government supports move for digital register of marriages
• Crown Commercial Service plans for new e-notices
• An analytics service to boost business rates collection
• AI to affect a third of public sector jobs by mid-2030s
• News shots …. 8 February 2018
• MPs point to Verify as one of universal credit problems
• GDS chief points to increasing use of AI and biometrics
• Police to trial new mobile fingerprint devices
• DWP tops January contracts with document and data deal
• Home Office reveals tool to block terrorist content online
• A demand and an opportunity in GDPR
• HMCTS prepares for online tribunals
• News shots …. 15 February 2018
• Courts Service to run pilot on tax appeal by video
• Home Office plans registration app for EU citizens
• BEIS to build system to support energy efficiency in SMEs
• MPs call for IT to support food trade post-Brexit
• Health and Safety Executive plans for new CRM
• What makes a great public service bot?
• News shots …. 22 February 2018
• Home Office claims progress for ESN
• Scotland takes steps to build digital evidence vault
• PSNI chooses Capita for command and control
• Scottish Courts to launch online case tracker
• Nesta chief says AI positive for public service jobs
• News shots …. 1 March 2018
• GDS recommends Samsung Internet browser tests
• An optimistic case for AI in public services
• Cabinet Office backs ‘augmented intelligence’ competition
• GDS aims to improve Government as a Platform usability
• A vision for building connected communities
• CCS plans new G-Cloud launch for June
• Home Office signs Fujitsu Services for biometrics
• Government aims to beef up digital in cultural sector
• News shots …. 8 March 2018
• Tech problems delay age verification for porn
• Digital Marketplace to go global
• Transport Scotland to upgrade back office
• News shots …. 15 March 2018
• GDS doubles speed of Notify on GOV.UK Email
• DWP signs Adzuna for Universal Jobmatch
• UKA Live - Smart Places and Connected Communities
• Wales begins digital innovation review
• News shots …. 22 March 2018
• HMRC plans Customs Declaration Service launch in August
• Facing the complexities of cloud migration
• New Digital Outcomes and Specialists set for this year
• Facing up to the challenge of GDPR and SARs
• Political parties stand by voter profiling in new law
• Report advocates digital ‘Lego blocks’ for public services
• DVLA plans online tachograph card issuing service
• Improvement Service to continue pushing myaccount
• News shots …. 29 March 2018
• The need for better data in social housing
• GDS bangs drum for progressive web apps
• The promise for policing in IT rationalisation
• News shots …. 5 April 2018
• Land Registry records first digital mortgage
• Courts Service launches new online claims service
• Ofsted’s journey to the cloud
• Standardising police ICT ‘within the autonomy’
• CCS launches Network Services 2 procurement
• Courts Service plans for robotic process automation
• DfT works on AI for managing correspondence
• Local innovation is the key to connected communities
• News shots …. 12 April 2018
• Serious Fraud Office unveils ‘Robo Lawyer’
• Lords highlight need to boost public sector AI
• Bryan Clark to take lead on ESN programme
• HMRC says new customs IT will be ready for Brexit
• Top judges turn to Accenture to promote digital reform
• NAO says armed forces need more digital skills
• IT failings hinder deletion of facial images
• News shots …. 19 April 2018
• Minister flags up blockchain potential for government
• MPs call for more support for assistive technology
• Making digital policing a reality
• DVSA pledges to continue digital investment
• Border Force wants new tech to catch illegal immigrants
• News shots …. 26 April 2018
• States of Jersey Police to deploy Pronto mobile system
• DCMS announces AI Sector Deal
• Northern Ireland driving examiners to get tablet computers
• Wales plans digital service pilots for the Valleys
• From Wormwood Scrubs to Digital Prisons
• Standardising project management at MLCSU with Dynamics PSA
• Cloud: Secure, agile and fit for the public sector’s future
• GDS consults on website and app accessibility
• A positive picture in digital policing
• Dialling Scotland in for digital success
• Cabinet Office changes tech spending rules
• News shots …. 3 May 2018
• MPs point to ‘clunky fixes’ in ports’ IT after Brexit
• DfE plans for new Adoption Register
• British Business Bank takes CRM project to phase two
• Innopsis makes case for framework for Network Services 2
• Courts transformation: mission possible?
• Courts Service Common Platform hits delay
• Metropolitan Police picks Northgate for MiPS
• Divorce applications go digital
• News shots .... 10 May 2018
• Cabinet Office launches first GovTech competition
• GDS looks to private sector to boost Verify take-up
• Nicola Graham becomes new Socitm president
• The minister’s perspective on the future of GDS
• Scottish learners to get online support account
• GDS Academy develops emerging tech programme
• Government as a platform still way off, say GDS founders
• Amnesty International attacks gang violence database
• The effort to future proof GOV.UK
• Filling government’s digital skills gap
• GDS takes steps to support move away from PSN
• Inspiring digital skills for the future
• How human capital enables digital transformation
• MMO aims to make more of digital for fisheries controls
• News shots …. 17 May 2018
• Visa service deal goes to Sopra Steria
• ICO fines CPS for losing police DVDs
• ICO fines University of Greenwich for data breach
• Police to get new national ANPR system
• No-one left behind: driving digital inclusion in Scotland
• DWP rolls out Searchlight customer information system
• News shots …. 24 May 2018
• Dstl to run AI Lab for defence
• Think tank calls for ‘open platform’ in government
• GDS looks at strategy for legacy tech migration
• News shots …. 31 May 2018
• Highways England launches online Driving Hub
• Scots consider choice in online identity providers
• MoD appoints Frazer-Nash to Morpheus role
• Scottish Government launches next tech competition
• News shots …. 7 June 2018
• Transport for the North plans for smart ticketing
• Extending the reach of the Digital Marketplace
• Scottish Government reveals further CivTech challenges
• Top judge defends progress of digital courts programme
• ICO fines Gloucestershire Police for email blunder
• Nesta puts out nine messages for digital government
• News shots …. 18 June 2018
• GDS must update savings predictions says co-founder
• MHCLG digital team plans IT upgrade
• Scottish Legal Aid Board implements Oracle Cloud
• Prisoners to build self-service kiosks in-house
• DCLG to support raising digital cyber resilience awareness across local government
• Whitehall focuses on four points for Cyber Security Strategy
• Public sector is prime target for malware attacks
• Scotland raises banner for cyber resilience
• CareCERT launched to help protect health and care organisations
• Cyber thieves target health data
• National cyber plan targets government systems
• Scotland launches cyber resilience strategy
• Smart cities figure in cyber security research
• Euro security group sounds 'smart transport' warning
• Lincolnshire IT systems back onstream
• Socitm urges local input into cyber strategy
• CESG to cut info assurance consultancy costs
• Six companies win CESG cyber security certification
• GDS aims to tighten email security
• Two key tools for cyber security
• CESG widens service security principles
• Leeds academics join police in cyber project
• Blockchain ‘enormously powerful’ for government - Hancock
• Report says cyber resilience needs more local focus
• EU adopts new cyber security rules
• CESG drops penetration testing certification
• Cyber Security Centre to provide ‘multi-layered’ service
• CESG calls for Secure by Default partners
• MPs want ICO to audit councils’ data security
• MoD sets up personnel cyber test
• Caldicott advocates new NHS data security standards
• DWP renews cyber security deal with Auriga
• CCS sets up framework for cyber security pros
• Ransomware attackers target universities
• CivTech launches Scottish cyber security challenge
• Government struggling with cyber security
• UK raising IT security game, says National Cyber Security Centre chief
• Nation's cyber security needs both government and industry
• Agile doesn’t mean 'insecure'
• DCMS and GCHQ kick off cyber accelerator
• Fighting cyber crime ‘needs change in police culture’
• Police need procurement changes to fight cyber crime
• US election: cyber attacks a certainty
• National Cyber Security Centre opens doors
• Police services urged to use Get Safe Online
• NCSC to look at cyber security and data in councils
• A role for cyber security in policy making
• Chancellor rattles cyber security sabre
• World’s fate hangs on dubious election technology
• NCSC plans protective DNS service
• National Cyber Security Centre directs attention to firmware
• HMRC cuts phishing emails by 300 million this year
• Socitm president says ‘drop the fear’ from cyber sales
• Regional cyber security group aims to boost economy
• NCSC calls for end to password expiry policies
• Parliament begins review of cyber security
• HMRC to lead on cyber security apprenticeships
• GCHQ picks first seven for Cyber Accelerator scheme
• Hospital closes systems after IT attack
• NCSC says pasting passwords is OK
• Barts begins IT recovery following cyber scare
• MPs say government falls short on cyber security
• National Cyber Security Centre builds IT system in-house
• NCSC builds IT environment on SaaS and IaaS
• Cyber Security Services framework goes live
• Government to strengthen cyber demands on contractors
• MPs call for cyber monitoring before national votes
• NCSC programme to test alternatives to passwords
• NHS organisations hit by encryption virus attack
• Scottish Government speeds up cyber action plan
• Planning for a Cyber Resilient Future
• Security doesn't stop at the PSN: build your own plan
• Building the right mind set for information assurance
• Cyber strength in partnership
• Civil contingencies, resilience planning and cyber risks
• Developing the 'Protect and prepare' cyber resilience response
• Building cyber risk management capabilities
• Understanding the cyber challenges
• Cyber: the strategic response
• Use the cyber resources available to you
• Set the cyber agenda and lead from the front
• Cyber, community resilience and place based well-being
• Collaboration is a key component to cyber protection
• Cyber, community resilience, localities and the digital divide
• Info security institute updates Skills Framework
• In our digital world cyber resilience is key
• Cyber security experts call for upgrade in defences
• ICO fines Gloucester Council over Heartbleed failure
• MPs' cyber shutdown highlights need for 10 steps
• Met Police moves slowly away from Windows XP
• BCS says NHS needs to invest more in cyber security
• NAO highlights shortcomings in online fraud fight
• NCSC develops service to scan for website threats
• DoH sets 10 standards for info security in care system
• NCSC launches Web Check for public sector sites
• NHS Digital lays ground for Security Operations Centre
• Government to set up cyber security innovation centre
• DCMS waves cyber security stick over essential services
• NHS Digital does new cyber security deal with Microsoft
• NCSC launches public sector internet protection service
• NCSC calls for more private sector secondments
• One third of CNI organisations fail to follow cyber guidance
• Report finds 75% of Brits want tighter controls on AI
• More than half of local authorities open to cyber attack
• NCSC responded to 590 significant incidents in a year
• DCLG local cyber lead highlights devolution challenge
• LGA calls for funding for councils’ cyber security
• NAO says DoH could have done more to prevent WannaCry
• NCSC broadens cyber risk management
• NHS Digital takes cyber defences to the next level
• Socitm urges cyber security teams to work with HR
• Scottish Government to develop cyber resilience framework
• Jisc reveals role in anti-DDoS partnership
• NHS Digital launches SMS cyber incident service
• NHS Digital to push £20 million into cyber operations
• Academia is ‘waking up to cyber security’
• UKA Live: Keeping our citizens' data safe
• Strategy highlights cyber threats to smart places
• Helping citizens to protect their identity
• Cyber hygiene to reduce risk
• Cyber security comes down to risk mitigation
• LGfL to set up cyber centre of excellence
• Time for an early cyber spring clean
• Essential services to get new cyber regulator
• NCSC claims big drop in government email scams
• Dstl explores machine learning for cyber security
• National Crime Agency signs BMT for cyber data platform
• Scotland aims for cyber resilience boost
• Scottish Digital Office appoints Andy Grayland as CISO
• Cyber – leadership from the top but a responsibility for all
• Police Scotland to use cyber crime kiosks
• NCSC publishes cyber attack categorisations
• UK to give £15 million for Commonwealth cyber security
• MPs tell DHSC to raise game on cyber security
• LGA to spend £1.5 million on cyber security for councils
• NHS gets new cyber security deal with Microsoft
• Jisc says it’s time to get tough on passwords
• Police chiefs plan national cyber centre
• Leading your organisation on a cyber resilient transformation
• EU signs Capgemini for Open Data Portal
• Ordnance Survey becomes flag carrier for open data
• Ordnance Survey adds roads to open datasets
• Government opens data on spending on social enterprise
• Waste management report calls for pipeline data
• Local government needs structure to exploit data
• Open data is on down curve of hype cycle
• ODI welcomes manifestos on open data – with reservations
• Defence body looks for messy data platform
• Mayor of London urged to dive into data
• Government grapples with data science
• Environment Agency makes LiDAR data open
• Defra opens up data reserves
• Connected cities to improve northern health
• UK teams with France on open data
• Paul Maltby becomes government data director
• Civil Service to test personal data stores
• Met Office casts the API line
• Environment Agency begins open data releases
• Wine industry takes up government open data
• ODI and Nesta claim open data success
• Cabinet Office gives ODI data innovation role
• Government aims to upgrade data infrastructure
• Open data: barriers to be broken
• GDS aims for open register ecosystem
• Defra to open up Family Food Survey data
• EU launches European Data Portal
• Moving towards ‘open by default’
• Northern Ireland joins the act on open data
• London lays plans for counter-fraud hub
• Improvement Service rolls out Data Hub
• Stories convey benefits in sharing data
• Data sharing in care 'needs new consent model'
• Leeds trust shares mental health records
• Open data 'has role in policy making'
• Foreign Office sets up Country Register
• European Data Portal goes from beta to live
• Government proposes data sharing gateways
• Councils 'should use data hubs to fight fraud'
• Digital Catapult launches Data Catalyser
• Leading government's 'data revolution'
• Surrey sets up open planning data survey
• TfL plans new open data feeds
• GLA works on predictive data platform
• Data for good: the e-Estonia precedent
• Government plans Council of Data Science Ethics
• UK scores top on Open Data Barometer
• Minister to 'champion' local address data professionals
• Minister says NHS needs more data sharing
• London leads on open transport data
• Exploring space data for public services
• Whitehall to consult on data sharing
• HSCIC examines info flows for social care
• ICO supports councils in data sharing
• Data federation to underpin Manchester devo
• Government commits to Open Contracting Data Standard
• Northern Ireland pushes open data in education
• ICO says EU data protection will still be relevant
• Defra hits open data target
• My NHS website to provide new data tools
• Government sets legal landscape for data sharing
• Three questions for data release
• Leeds Data Mill expands into Data Mill North
• Project aims at data standards for election results
• Datavores march into the town hall
• Cambridgeshire Insight: spreading the net for open data
• TfL extends APIs to Night Tube data
• It’s all in the API
• All-England register of local authority data in alpha
• NHS England sets up health analytics network
• UK shows among Europe’s open data leaders
• Minister hints at sharing database of animal abusers
• Salford tests use of UPRN in data linking
• Defra aims to develop digital for livestock management
• Police fail on data checking foreign offenders
• EU team urges third sector to get stuck into open data
• NHS struggles with data for foreign visitor costs
• Government bills promise open data boost
• Time for a council template for open data?
• National Fraud Initiative produces £198 million savings
• Cabinet Office focuses on AppCheck for cutting fraud
• UK to opt in to EU police data sharing
• Defra settles priorities for Data Programme
• Report tells government to harness AI … with caution
• Whose personal data is it anyway?
• DfE retreats on ‘border force’ data for nursery schools
• Data experts urge Government to rethink Digital Economy Bill
• Data sharing breakdown hits disability payments
• LGA looks to pilot local service data standard
• Nesta calls on GDS to support councils in data analysis
• Top surgeon makes the case for open health data
• Verify team looks for new elements in ID assurance process
• US stokes up new fears over data privacy
• Gartner predicts more data sharing for smart places
• ODI says open data can boost urban resilience
• Environment Agency plans for Flood Forecasting System
• Defra raises sights for satellite data
• Video: Putting data to work: think tank to 'do tank'
• Good for digital is good for collective intelligence
• Avon & Somerset Police develop apps with visualised data
• Data legacy brings risks but few rewards for government
• Government science chief highlights AI questions
• GDS data group creates Register Serialisation Format
• IfG expresses fears over open data ‘drift’ in Whitehall
• Ministers aim for post-Brexit harmony on data protection
• Video: Milton Keynes Council uses modern ways to improve services
• GDS to run proof-of-concept for data access solutions
• New group to oversee NHS Digital data releases
• Home Office plans missing persons database
• Civil Service chief bangs drum for Digital Economy Bill
• Police can struggle to convert data insights to action
• Whitehall to get data science sandbox
• ‘Create a body to hold data for the public good’
• DIO begins to collect data from suppliers
• SSRO launches new reporting system for defence spend
• Home Office plans for big data in immigration IT
• Camden unveils open data platform
• ONS opens £10 million hub to exploit digital data
• Scotland launches its first data register
• Defra opens up climate change data
• Think tank urges caution on data dashboards
• Defence agency sets Data Science Challenge
• Smart Cambridge launches real time data platform
• Pensions Regulator takes up machine learning
• TfL adds cycling routes to open data portal
• Data protection revolution - just one year to go
• Machine learning ‘has wide potential in public services’
• GLA data science identifies homes of multiple occupancy
• Surrey Uni pulls in £1.1 million for blockchain research
• Street works data hub project to move to alpha
• Nesta government lead urges authorities to use UPRNs
• Essex Police plan for data analytics centre
• Barking & Dagenham uses data to manage bookies
• Nesta funds collaborative economy platforms
• EU lays plans for interoperable security data
• Public Health England sounds data sharing warning
• ICO hits Basildon Council with £150,000 fine
• London councils launch Counter Fraud Hub
• ODI criticises political parties on open data
• Brexit risk to terror data sharing
• Third of voters want political parties to erase their data
• Rail researchers develop risk tool with big data
• TfL launches TravelBot for Facebook Messenger
• Northern Ireland backs open data for schools’ projects
• ONS takes on new group of data apprentices
• Big challenges for the Data Science Campus
• Report says new governance needed for data use
• UKA Live: GDPR... ready or not
• Scottish Government launches biometrics review
• ICO rebukes Royal Free for patient data transgression
• ICO says UK could be ‘data protection gateway’
• London ‘needs data sharing alliance’
• UPRN can be the data glue for better outcomes
• Parliament to warn over post-Brexit intelligence data
• Lords call for action on post-Brexit data flows
• Priorities and partnerships for location data
• Geospatial data body plan goes on the shelf
• Land Registry: Digitising for a brighter future
• Sutton Council apologises for data breach
• Land Registry and Ordnance Survey team to boost proptech
• Voter registration ‘should be joined up with public services’
• DfE works on privacy API for National Pupil Database
• Improvement Service aims to extend Spatial Hub
• Report calls for upgrade in voter registration IT
• ONS develops data science degree for apprentices
• Row brewing over Grenfell Tower survivors’ biometrics
• ONS moves more questionnaires online
• Data bill will bring in more than GDPR
• An opportunity to explore Data4Good in public services
• Competition and Markets Authority produces cartel tool
• NHS Digital turning down hundreds of data sharing requests
• NHSBSA plans to move analytics to cloud
• New biometrics ethics group gets underway
• ICO fines Islington for parking ticket data failure
• UK wants to keep ICO active in EU post-Brexit
• Plymouth City Council suffers email horror
• Nottinghamshire Council fined £70,000 for care data blunder
• ODI begins public service data programme
• Bristol seeks digital infrastructure data innovation
• Manchester Police asks officers for innovative app ideas
• Southwark ‘operating in the dark’ on universal credit
• Data Bill to update law 'for digital age'
• Newcastle to host National Innovation Centre for Data
• Government launches consultation on data sharing rules
• Ordnance Survey signs Singapore data deal
• Northern Ireland launches data visualisation competition
• Data protection law will require a two-tracked mind
• Barking & Dagenham works on ‘at risk’ algorithms
• Project identifies clear air for city cycling and walking
• TfL open data ‘adds £130 million to London economy’
• Data protection reform faces rough parliamentary ride
• AI review recommends public sector programme
• Review: Better NHS data sharing ‘could harness AI’
• Open Data Institute plans public service project
• Welsh Government and Nesta create industrial data platform
• Catapult launches land and planning data platform
• Government plans data sharing in EU nationals’ registration
• GDS official calls for feedback on registers
• Greater Manchester plans information exchange
• Worcestershire creates cross-public sector data team
• NHS Digital to open API Lab
• The opportunities in the GDPR
• DCLG to develop raw data and maps platform
• Land Registry opens up ownership data
• NHS leads in winning public trust on data
• Catapult highlights PDF problem with planning data
• Open data review points to UK shortfalls
• How to ensure data is used for the public good
• Public sector urged to be more assertive in data dealings
• ICO backs development of medical data sharing tool
• MK Data Hub to work on two layers
• UK to establish Geospatial Data Commission
• UK to get national advisory body for data and AI
• Camden highlights benefits from using UPRN
• Euro data watchdog gives EU bodies a good report
• NAO applauds Charity Commission digital change
• Greater London Authority team launches City Datastore
• Blockchain: despite the hype, there is something in it
• Government to spread sharing of terrorism data
• Real Time Information provides savings for HMRC
• UK ‘needs Digital Framework for infrastructure data’
• Government launches transparency web page
• Met Office signs partners to develop consumer digital
• Environment Agency to extend LiDAR data to all of England
• ICO chief says no ‘fixed point’ for GDPR compliance
• Cabinet Office plans fraud data repository
• Care organisations urged to follow Euro lead on data
• Agencies to develop subsurface data framework
• Rogue parking firms to be banned from DVLA database
• How do you assess the value on urban data?
• ONS to use HMRC Real Time Information data
• WODA highlights four data drivers for Worcestershire
• Speculation rises on data policy moving from GDS to DCMS
• Ordnance Survey plans for ‘data-as-a-service’
• GDS works on management tool for register custodians
• ODI says NHS has public trust on data
• GDS issues API technical and data standards
• FCA plans for machine-readable regulatory reporting
• GDS and LGA work on electoral data standard
• Nesta proposes principles for public sector AI
• Can there be reciprocity for open data?
• Future Cities Catapult unveils data visualisation tool
• Ordnance Survey calls for ‘digital twins’ for 5G planning
• Improvement Service develops GDPR plan for Scotland
• First councils provide data for national LLC Register
• EU lead on Brexit sounds new data warning
• Minister says Data Protection Bill will not cripple councils
• Environmental science supercomputer gets upgrade
• London to run public survey on attitudes to data
• Public bodies to test use of satellite data
• EU renews Open Data Portal deal with Capgemini
• Met Police use of facial recognition comes under scrutiny
• Police ICT Company reveals data and mobile deals
• ONS unveils Analysis Function for government
• OPSS to build product surveillance and safety system
• Scottish Government plans biometrics code for police
• Eating an elephant at Land Registry
• Prisons ‘should access future case management system’
• Government shifts data policy from GDS to DCMS
• Inspector says poor data undermines exit checks
• HMRC launches pre-population APIs for self-assessment
• GDS launches API for GOV.UK content
• Data owners, GDPR and large public sector organisations
• Transport for the North plans open data hub
• Innovate UK to back quantum tech projects
• MoJ creates open source analytics platform
• ICO fines Kensington & Chelsea £120,000
• Nesta calls for Digital Audit Office for government
• London Counter Fraud Hub on course for full adoption
• Study sets out data sharing framework
• Synectics retains National Fraud Initiative role
• Lawyers attack immigration exemption in data legislation
• Don't believe the GDPR hype - the world will not end on 25 May
• Data Protection Bill mushrooms as GDPR looms
• GDS makes new push on ODF usage
• Mid Sussex Council wins top GeoPlace award
• Exploiting satellite data for public services
• Info commissioner raises facial recognition concerns
• Defra plans for AI in monitoring animal and plant imports
• Home secretary reins in immigration data matching
• Dstl aims to strengthen data science for defence
• MHCLG digital chief points to attribute exchange potential
• LGA creates online data maturity assessment tool
• MPs warn of possible bias in algorithms
• MPs urge caution over facial recognition tech
• Relief for parish councils in new data protection law
• LGA says councils need EU food safety databases
• Poll shows public discomfort with AI in public services
• ODI calls for more councils to address open data
• TfL tests tech to count bus passengers
• Second generation biometrics ‘create need for legislation’
• Law Society leads protest against data law change
• European Parliament agrees to smarter border data sharing
• Government opens up MasterMap data
• DCMS publishes Data Ethics Framework
• Land Registry opens digital LLC Register
• Welsh Government backs data linking project
• EU aims to strengthen interoperability of security systems
• DWP to increase role of AI
• IT shortcomings undermine youth programme
• Welsh Government backs Data Innovation Accelerator
• Hertfordshire develops e-workbook for children's social care
• Integrated care systems take place in NHS vanguards
• £78m for care IT - but doubts about future
• NHS e-Referral Service set for June launch
• ‘Need to know’ crucial to care integration
• NHS lacks workforce data for planning, says report
• BSI publishes healthcare app guidance
• ‘Use government as a platform in health and social care’
• NHS England claims success for online GP services
• Wales funds IT integration for health and social care
• Watchdog wants more data transparency in mobile healthcare
• Worcestershire NHS launches eConsent for operations
• NHS fails to cope with care.data opt outs
• Charities struggle to share care data
• Genomics England contracts big data support
• Blackburn with Darwen to lead care.data reboot
• Care records get a bit part in NHS efficiency review
• Wales extends NHS website to social care
• NHS e-Referrals stumbles off starting line
• NHS to extend Summary Care Record to pharmacists
• NAO gives thumbs down to GP Extraction Service
• Health departments confirm Accenture deal for NHSMail
• Kirklees Council launches MSK pain tool
• NHS picks 17 pioneers for healthcare solutions
• Lane Fox to take lead on new digital healthcare
• Analysis: Hunt’s ‘intelligent transparency’ is a high risk NHS strategy
• Silly season storm over pharmacy records
• Healthcare review leader asks tech questions
• NHS urged to get a move on with digitisation
• Digital entrepreneur calls for NHS procurement reform
• Scotland and Wales buddy up on healthcare IT
• NHS transparency pioneer Kelsey to quit
• Scottish health board shares child care data
• DoH team tests digital prototypes
• Majority of patients now have a summary care record
• Hospital creates new EPR with open source
• NHS England closes Health Apps Library
• Does CRM hold the key to care integration?
• Scotland injects cash to digitise GP services
• DoH to review digital healthcare
• techUK wants new funding models for digital care
• NHS England to compile digital maturity index
• NHS aims to streamline digital standards
• NHS 24 Future Programme falters on launch
• LookingLocal claims early success for self-care portal
• Enfield plans for online self-help groups
• NHS England to get chief technology officer
• Treasury proposes ‘digital by default’ prescriptions
• care.data cleared for patient opt-out
• Lane Fox tells NHS to do more with digital
• NHS 'needs interoperability implementation plan'
• NHS Wales makes digital promises
• Age UK says pensioners could suffer from digital shift
• Glasgow health board transfers 2.5 million e-documents per year
• GPs to get health info link to prisons from July
• Royal College provides online paediatric care tool
• Ministerial champion emerges for e-health
• East Kent Trust venture builds on A&E dashboard
• Islington to link health and social care info
• DoH signs dxw for intranet upgrade
• NHS 24 acknowledges IT governance failures
• Carter Review urges NHS to raise digital game
• Bed blocking highlights integration problems
• HSCIC wraps up NHS Spine transition
• Opening the 'front door' to integrated urgent healthcare
• NHS urged to extend data pool
• IT to help Scotland shift to ‘realistic’ medicine
• 'Track and trigger' cuts cardiac arrests
• Taking NHS Spine in-house and open source
• Northern Ireland aims for integrated care record
• Study shows patients support record sharing
• NHS England provides cash to boost e-referrals
• Wales to get infection alert system
• The potential of actionable insights in healthcare
• Lincolnshire to integrate health and social care data
• Raising the bar for urgent integrated care
• Leeds pushes for Ripple momentum
• Information disjoint keeps old people in hospital
• A dysfunctional care journey from hospital to home
• Rebuilding the care pathway from hospital to home
• NHS Scotland to upgrade business analytics
• Integrated care strategy calls for shared ICT
• NHS to test interactive website on users
• Ripple appoints Answer Digital as technical custodian
• Government drops care.data
• NHS England splits CIO role in new appointments
• NHS England claims online healthcare wins
• NHS England plans for digital excellence centres
• Left hand, right hand… Sustainability Transformation Plans and devolution
• Health board offers £100,000 prize for patient coding
• NHS 24 to begin relaunch in September
• Barnardo’s to use analytics to improve IT support
• Government to launch another data harvesting initiative, says “out of date” NHS Digital plan
• Hunt announces new plans to digitise the NHS
• Harrow brings in cognitive technologies to improve social care
• NHS Digital expands CareCERT cyber security services
• NHS faces urgent connectivity deadline
• Brits have big appetite for health tech
• Care trust plans IoT support for dementia
• King’s Fund tells NHS to strengthen digital plans
• Camden CCG integrates digital health records
• Wales to pump £11 million into healthcare IT
• Improving the patient experience
• NHS England sets up health analytics network (1)
• HSCN will go ‘wider and deeper’ than N3
• The NHS and the challenge of tech driven reform
• Auditor takes cautious view on NHS 24
• NHS sets up public-controlled Twitter voice
• NHS England highlights digital in mental healthcare
• NHS England sets up info governance network
• Welsh care info system builds momentum
• Liverpool telehealth project ‘adding 50 patients per week’
• Social workers: IT problematic but has great potential
• MPs scrutinise troubled NHS outsourcing contract
• ‘Agile needs a dialogue with auditors’
• Minister criticises but sticks with Capita over PCS
• DVLA takes online medical licensing to public beta
• Nuffield Trust shows caution on digital health tools
• Hospital trust partners with AI firm for healthcare tech
• NHS Wales extends patient data access
• WWL hospital sees savings in visual analytics
• Northern NHS group builds shared care record
• Health secretary offers cash to NHS for e-rostering
• DoH goes to market for ambulance mobile data solution
• Half of England’s pharmacies using Summary Care Record
• Virtual Fracture Clinic plans for patient portal
• Welsh health board gets 3.5 million pounds for Wi-Fi
• NHS ‘can save up to one billion pounds’ through using barcodes
• UCLH Trust signs Atos as SIAM services partner
• Welsh Ambulance Service gets £4.5 million for dispatch IT
• North London CCGs to pilot AI healthcare app
• Theresa May gets behind digital mental health services
• Hospital trust to implement API for clinical mobile apps
• NHS SBS launches new IT hardware framework
• Plymouth Hospitals applies barcodes to medical products
• Companies win funding for patient flow projects
• Buy new or re-use networks for the HSCN?
• NHS patient data pulled into immigration controls
• Public Health England works on digital platforms
• Uncertainty over info sharing ‘holds back care integration’
• Government drops target for ‘paperless NHS’ by 2018
• CCGs begin Wi-Fi installations in GP practices
• Leicestershire NHS body connects local email to NHSmail2
• Video hub: NHS innovation conference - Virtual Fracture Clinic
• Scotland gets system for sharing GP information
• The promise of patient relationship management
• NHS Digital begins new digital participation push
• Dorset unveils integrated care record plan
• NHS England boosts apps development
• NHS Digital opens GP data hub
• NHS England backs digital plans for mental healthcare
• Sarah Wilkinson to join NHS Digital as CEO
• Welsh Government provides £7.3 million for digital care
• Nurses take part in developing vital signs app
• Adding patient value with a virtual fracture clinic
• Salford trust to set up Digital Control Centre
• MSPs call for views on Scotland’s digital care
• NHS Digital transformation director to move on
• NHS National Services Scotland plans new COTS deal
• NHS Digital develops cervical screening rates dashboard
• NICE to assess digital therapies for depression
• Oxford Uni and NHS trust sign deal for digital health tech
• All English GPs to have Wi-Fi by end of year
• Manchester NHS bodies begin using information exchange
• NHS Digital sets up business change team
• Government provides £35 million for digital healthcare
• NHS Digital plans software development shake-up
• HSCN moves into the ‘doing’ phase
• Innovate UK offers prizes for digital healthcare tech
• Health minister announces NHS Digital Academy
• Six new pathfinders for NHS digital participation
• EU launches consultation on digital health info
• Cambridge University Hospitals sign for Office 365
• NHS Digital backs e-nurses campaign
• Powys provides first integration of Welsh health and care info system
• HSCN agreement will include dynamic purchasing system
• Scottish pharmacy strategy highlights digital measures
• Online GP registrations go to private beta
• HSCN leads plan measured approach to connections
• NHS health management app live by end of year
• First two NHS trusts hit 100% for e-referrals
• NHS Digital pushes wider use of SCRs
• Welsh Government provides £5.5 million for digital in NHS
• Leeds develops Person Held Record for care
• NHS England begins big e-consultation procurement
• Crown Commercial Service begins procurement for HSCN
• NHS England lays digital plans for STPs
• NHS Digital launches child healthcare info standards
• App based GP practice launches in London
• Doncaster team works on integrated care record
• DoH aims to replace social care data system
• Highland ambulances test satcoms for remote scans
• NHS England backs 11 digital healthcare projects
• NHS Scotland staff slow to take up digital
• Welsh informatics service plans patient index upgrade
• NHS Digital runs data and tech consultation
• CCS urges SMEs to join HSCN market
• Health Education England takes learning solution to beta
• NDG looks at data framework for digital care
• UKA Live: Health & Social Care - One Patient Journey
• DoH signs Terrafix for Ambulance Radio Programme
• Steps to integrating health and social care
• Public Health England sets up sickness surveillance system
• Electronic Prescription Service extends to urgent care
• Scotland gets new healthcare data platform
• CST calls for data standards and APIs for assisted living
• LGA working to help integrate health and social care
• Essex explores digital technology to transform social care
• Integrating artificial intelligence into local services
• Reform urges caution in NHS adoption of AI
• Auditor says more funds needed for Welsh patient record
• NHS Digital focusing on discharge from hospital to care
• Report says Wales needs digital push for care integration
• NHS Digital begins cyber security service roll out
• Coordinate My Care launches patient portal
• InnovateUK launches digital tech healthcare competition
• NHS England looks towards ecosystem of apps
• MSPs slam Scotland’s record on healthcare IT
• Six sites receive £30 million for healthcare data science
• Smart homes ‘could save billions per year on care’
• NHS Improvement works on new patient safety system
• Simon Eccles becomes CCIO for health and care
• NHS provides new push for Wi-Fi roll out
• NHSmail to extend integration with Microsoft
• NHS Digital appoints partner for apps assessment
• Report waves flag for tech SMEs in care sector
• Digitising continuing healthcare from hospital to home
• Hospitals to see patient prescription data
• Innovate UK to back more digital healthcare projects
• NHS England to require e-referrals for acute care
• Four health boards to build shared care record
• NHS staff increase use of consumer IM apps
• MP attacks NHS on data sharing with Home Office
• GP contract throws focus on digital changes
• NHS tells patients all referrals will be electronic
• Urgent care centres to get Electronic Prescription Service
• DHSC funds use of e-rostering and medicine IT systems
• Report identifies barriers to healthtech innovation
• From innovation to implementation in digital healthcare
• MPs turn up heat on NHS digital over data sharing
• MPs tell DHSC to raise game on cyber security (1)
• GPs get ‘e-traffic light’ system for hospital referrals
• Community healthcare ‘needs nursing information officers’
• NHS to review staff training in AI and robotics
• Wales provides more money for care info system
• Yorkshire and Humber looks to Redcentric for HSCN
• NHS gets new Data Security and Protection Toolkit
• An opportunity to explore the integration of care
• Adult social care funding is crucial to caring for our communities
• Prime minister sets out cancer challenge for data and AI
• Government backs integrated care record projects
• NHS England provides new data opt-out
• Wales to spend on digital for health and social care
• Local Digital Live: Is Smart just for Cities?
• Data at heart of smarter cities
• BSI to set data standards for smart cities
• Scotland ploughs €15 million into smart cities
• Bristol opens its infrastructure for digital research
• DfT launches smart ticketing push
• Bsi Smart cities overview - free guide
• Using satellite data for efficiencies on the ground (video)
• Smart cities start with the lights
• Devolution can promote smart cities, says BIS official
• Cities should take a risk to become smart
• Researchers look at trees and sewers from the sky
• Crowd sourcing could support smart cities
• Milton Keynes wins ‘smart city’ points
• Report highlights ignorance of smart city benefits
• Government asks for big ideas on IoT
• Cardiff runs smart parking pilot
• Smart cities need open data
• Super connected cities scheme hailed as success
• Scotland launches smart cities push
• Bristol aims to use IoT to fight air pollution
• Smart cities group opens accelerator venue
• Peterborough plans to use smart watches in social care
• Greenwich declares smart city intent
• Madrid ponders future of smart city
• Leeds to test robots and drones for public services
• London joins Singapore in ‘data sandbox’
• Manchester wins smart city investment
• London Underground tests phone app for blind people
• Smart city talk in London and Singapore
• Exeter to test smart transport technology
• Gloucestershire begins smart lighting roll out
• Dorset’s flood data app helps to bail out Cumbria victims
• Bristol unveils transport API
• Transport minister waves flag for smart ticketing
• Smart cities need data geeks, says Policy Exchange
• Manchester plans for data sharing authority
• Bristol Is Open beefs up with NEC deal
• Cabinet Office backs connected cities competition
• Ed Vaizey flags up smart cities ambitions
• Public authorities join driverless car research
• Government to make bus firms publish open data
• Bristol is Open creates applications store
• Smart places need an evolving data framework
• Greenwich plans driverless vehicle trial
• Milton Keynes to take data from smart cycle lights
• London and Bristol top Smart Cities Index
• Birmingham tests smart tech to support over-65s
• Work begins on data infrastructure for ‘intelligent transport’
• Exeter City Futures lays smart place plans
• Manchester kicks off CityVerve Project
• Location matters in Manchester CityVerve project
• Greenwich forms smart city team with Surrey University
• BT to build on MK data hub for Manchester
• Isle of Wight lays digital plan for smart cycling
• DfT promises £2 million to support smart driving
• Prolonged tests delay smart meter launch
• UK ‘could find €6.2 billion’ to finance smart cities
• Cloud-connected litter bins could save councils cash
• LGA demands more honest local broadband rate info
• EU-wide Wi-Fi by 2020
• Smart sensors bump up Edinburgh’s bin collections
• Digital Catapult launches London network for IoT
• Bristol plans smart city operations centre
• Smart places need ecosystems more than plans
• Smart Cities Scotland sets five objectives
• BSI raises standard for smart city data sharing
• Public authorities ‘need business models for IoT’
• BSI points to agile in latest smart cities draft
• Bristol Is Open strikes double deal for smart city tech
• Ordnance Survey leads consortium to build 5G maps
• Treasury provides £1 billion for high speed broadband
• London mayor outlines digital plans for traffic management
• Survey shows UK support for smartcards in services
• DfT spreads cash for smarter transport
• Report identifies priorities for transport data
• Brighton plans for smart street lights
• Scotland plans four projects for smart cities
• Isle of Wight finds tech partner for ‘smart cycling’
• techUK publishes trust principles for IoT
• Cardiff plans smart car parking roll out
• Survey shows public scepticism over smart cities
• Video: Pulling the pieces together with Smart Places
• Minister calls for ‘single UK smart city offer’
• Report calls for digital leader for Scotland
• Commission highlights digital in infrastructure study
• DfT gives 19 councils £4 million for traffic tech
• Swindon works on smart transport system
• Services to use automated vehicles ‘within five years’
• Glasgow trials smart bins in city centre
• Smart places ‘need standardised IoT platform’
• Time to take steps towards smart places
• Cities need more ‘built environment’ data
• Oxfordshire joins Waze traffic data exchange
• Councils ‘need legal framework’ for smart places contracts
• Engineers wants data assets included in city deals
• Driverless shuttle gets on the move in Greenwich
• Report points to crowdfunding future for councils
• BSI unveils two new standards for smart cities
• Milton Keynes Council pilots energy saving portal
• Oxford tests use of sensors for city mapping
• GLA sizes up London Office of Technology and Innovation
• Smart Oxford calls for 'shared places’ ideas
• Bristol to extend transport data API
• TfL provides data for digital start-up support
• IoTUK highlights digital in tackling social isolation
• Manchester mayor announces ‘smartest city’ ambition
• Gatwick Airport uses augmented reality for wayfinding
• Briefing points to steps in smart city financing
• London mayor launches smart tech initiatives
• Transport authorities encouraged to share data
• Future Cities Catapult launches urban data challenge
• Smart bikes launch in Manchester and Salford
• techUK highlights IoT potential in policing
• GATEway Project trials driverless grocery deliveries
• Manchester wants digital for city centre problems
• DCMS provides £16 million for 5G test network
• Digital disruption to de-risk planning
• Milton Keynes signs smart city MoU with Huawei
• Euro cities group launches ‘smart lamppost’ survey
• TfL data supports three smart transport pilots
• CENSIS gets behind public service IoT projects
• Basingstoke and Deane gets behind 5G tests
• Report creates business case for a smart Aberdeen
• Westminster joins commercial trial of parking app
• TfGM to test AI in managing Old Trafford traffic
• Report projects big smart tech RoI for east London
• Air quality data to trigger electric hybrid engines
• DfT provides £8.1 million for lorry convoy tech trials
• Belfast to stage new smart city challenge for SMEs
• Bradford to become testbed for internet of things technologies
• Oxfordshire works on intelligent journey planner
• UK authorities sign up to City as a Platform principles
• The challenge in making 5G work for smart cities
• The case for living labs in developing smart places
• Newcastle to get Mobike platform
• Minister promises smart ticketing for railways
• Leeds plans for 5G public service pilots
• London tops UK smart cities league
• Government funds Smart Mobility Living Lab
• Bristol leads in Navigant Smart Cities Index
• Manchester gets pro-walking app to support public health
• The priorities of Smart Belfast
• The view from Smart Oxford
• Cardiff Council launches parking app
• Building Bristol’s smart operations
• Report recommends five steps for smart cities
• Cardiff installs LED street lighting network
• Cisco announces $1 billion to support smart cities
• Parliamentary group calls for views on smart cities
• City leaders ‘need to understand impact of new tech’
• Jersey and Greenwich join smart places standards group
• Digital Jersey’s ambition in the internet of things
• Connected vehicles and drones could monitor motorways
• London to get up to 1,000 air pollution sensors
• BSI publishes smart cities security specification
• Milton Keynes to get FTTP broadband infrastructure
• Manchester CityVerve launches smart tech competition
• London Mayor launches smart city ‘listening exercise’
• Government plans for connected vehicles infrastructure
• Transport for London ‘should obtain data from apps’
• The ambition for Smart Cambridge
• Public invited to test driverless pods in Greenwich
• Essex and Hertfordshire Councils plan street sensor pilot
• Leeds plans for smarter traffic signals
• Survey shows qualified support for driverless vehicles
• Bristol plans phase two for Smart City Operations Centre
• Future Cities Catapult installs first Tech Totems
• The future of planning – Future Cities Catapult aims for transformation
• Smart places – urban and rural – need a common vision
• Manchester takes part in Synchronicity IoT programme
• TeenTech urges schools to design ‘City of Tomorrow’
• ETSI group publishes spec for context information
• Event hub: Smart Wales & Connected Cymru
• Newcastle highlights its infrastructure for a smart city
• Reading Council aims for smart transport platform
• Innovation and collaboration across health and care
• Adding an intelligent layer to citizen services
• West Midlands consortium tests connected vehicles
• Newcastle’s smart street to go live this month
• Sadiq Khan launches Smart London plan
• London CDO points to connectivity and common standards
• Guidance lays out five steps for IoT projects
• Local Digital Today: Expert panel debate - video
• DCLG launches Local Digital Campaign 2014
• Digital confidence - not skills - lacking among senior civil servants
• 'Active discussions' underway on Tri-borough ICT procurement framework expansion
• Councils could become 'co-ordinators' of services - local authority consensus
• Land Registry 'Local Discovery' offers central-local information exchange
• Deluge of online assistance for flood victims
• Self-service property index launched in 'beta'
• Vox pops: Land Registry Digital Transformation Discovery day
• Councils must experiment to tackle digital exclusion, report finds
• Local authorities must get better at procurement, say MPs
• Digital skills to be included in civil servants' performance reviews
• BT's nationwide 'roadshow' shows local authorities how to do 'more with less'
• DCLG offers £410m for service re-design around user needs
• Liverpool social landlord in front line of IT inclusion battle
• Policymakers and practitioners invited to collaborate on digital inclusion
• Tri-borough plans to integrate social and health care data
• Forescout launches new PSN compliance package
• People want more from online public services
• Treasury publishes Agile spending and business case guidance
• Are you a Local Digital thought leader?
• Guest Blog: A Digital-by-Default Model - Connect Digitally Services
• Guest blog: the benefits of a common local-central ID authentication system
• DCLG Local Digital Co-Design Day – Working together to solve common problems
• Guest blog: Agile Thinking - the local government Digital Officer's view
• Event initiates local-central conversation on DVLA data
• Transformation barriers remain, despite Local Digital wins
• Local Digital North (#LDnorth) service reform festival coming to Leeds: July 28th - 30th
• Guest blog: cyber crime - when technology isn't the answer
• Family-focused case management software promises to save Newham social care professionals time
• 'Internet dating for local government' to aid collaboration between councils
• Fund for local authority satellite data initiatives launched
• Local Digital Today - 2014
• 'Local Digital South West' event series - digital transformation through skills improvement and local-central collaboration
• Transformation Challenge invests £9m in local service improvements in bid to save more than £100m long-term
• Procurement framework launched to end local authority software pricing disparity
• Estonian cyber security technology targeted at 'interested' UK Government
• A digital academy for local government: 'anti-digital' or a way to 'supercharge your people'?
• Competition opens to improve cultural engagement using open data
• Local Digital Today - the programme, one year on
• Lack of smart investment slows smart city benefits
• Local Digital Co-Design Day 2 - 28th November, London
• Why does the Internet of Things matter to local authority leaders?
• Elders as Assets - making the digital connection.....
• Person-centred approach, accessible funding and digital have key roles to play in public service transformation
• Councils rise to Transformation Challenge
• The digital agenda: does it mark the end of traditional public service values?
• Not sharing, but checking...
• DfE opens competition for childcare app
• Town hall 'trailblazers' could save billions in a digital decade
• INFOGRAPHIC: Local Digital Today in 60 seconds
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• Jadu kills upgrade costs for its web platform in move to continuous delivery
• Skyscape responds to new security demands for cloud
• The Internet of Things, wearables and improving outcomes
• AGENDA - Local Digital Futures: The Internet of Things & Local Public Services
• Council-developed self service benefits app to be deployed at two more councils
• Councils, Police and Fire services in Wales join up to automate home safety checks
• Local Digital 'seamless' waste service standards begin deployment phase
• Hampshire County Council launches crowdsource landscape change tool
• Government security arm calls for ‘dramatic simplification’ of password policy
• Health and digital organisations team up to improve NHS.UK
• Think Cyber - Think Resilience: National Cyber Security Programme Local Leadership Seminars
• 'We want open source approach to spread' says Leeds CIO
• "Vision without execution is a hallucination"
• Radical service redesign – "a once in a generation opportunity"
• Digitising government: a history
• Focus: platforms - the Camden Council view
• Platforms series: Digital transformation reduces district council’s calls by 22%
• Government calls on local authorities to join collective procurement
• Police forces seek volunteer digital investigators
• Local and central government work together to explore online eligibility checking within digitised services
• Crafting a needs-based digital ecosystem at the heart of HS2
• Councils could save 'hundreds of millions of pounds' by creating and using common standards
• Verify team calls for more local input
• DVLA calls for council collaboration
• Councils – the DVLA wants YOU!
• DCLG’s Local Digital Programme - everything in its place
• Blackpool to deploy digital care cost checker and online application
• Children's service teams take up new tablet app
• Edinburgh rolls out health and wellbeing apps
• Essex to deploy children's information system
• Solace highlights digital leadership debate
• Public increases internet interactions with government
• Council location data could provide 4:1 RoI
• Welsh emergency services to extend schema
• Local digital leadership forum - 26 May
• IT staff return to Bournemouth Council as outsource deal ends
• Wandsworth and Richmond confirm Capita deal
• Digital Authority Forum: Leadership - videos
• BT scores London Tri-borough ICT deal
• Lockheed joins work on Ripple digital care platform
• Socitm applauds councils' website accessibility
• Enfield hires cognitive tech service agent
• Stockport moves data centre to cloud
• Socitm presses case for digital in social care
• Government experts share digital leadership insights
• Scotland gets Spatial Hub for council data
• Essex prepares for counter-fraud system
• Local CIO group emphasises standardisation
• Bristol launches interactive budget simulator
• Location standards deliver services around people
• Moat Housing lays foundation for future agility
• Verify team picks councils for collaboration
• Liverpool and Salford team up in SAP project
• Shropshire plans move to hybrid cloud
• Merton maps data on 2 million assets
• Councils moving slowly on cloud strategies
• Leeds uses open data in bin app
• Housing association harnesses CRM for process efficiency
• Moat gets agile to improve housing data
• LGA calls for timetable for faster broadband
• Belfast stages competition for business rates software
• North Ayrshire takes on Sopra Steria for transformation
• London Councils sign CIPFA for counter-fraud hub
• Ed Garcez appointed to north London CDIO role
• Newcastle and Gateshead extend free WiFi
• Cambridgeshire Insight: spreading the net for open data (1)
• Datavores march into the town hall (1)
• Gwynedd highlights Universal Credit in digital push
• Socitm points to ‘delusions’ over digital
• Highland Council states preference for Wipro
• Auditor says Vale of Glamorgan needs ICT ‘vision’
• Stockton turns to analytics to support families
• Majority of local government websites ‘could do better’ when it comes to content quality
• Integrated technology enables transformation in housing
• ‘G-cloud – what’s that?’ say council procurement teams
• VerifyLocal pilots closer to reality
• Scottish local government appoints joint IT leadership
• Scotland launches standards portal for builders
• LGA aims for data format for local service descriptions
• Tewkesbury takes SaaS route in website refresh
• Hertfordshire Shared Service wins Broxbourne business
• Aylesbury Vale saves £4 million through ‘three S’ approach
• CC2i wins Socitm and Local CIO Council support
• Intelligent service delivery for Revs & Bens
• Enfield uses thermal maps to catch rogue landlords
• GOV.UK Verify signs up 19 councils for pilots
• Newcastle launches public budget simulator
• Birmingham uses data warehouse in electoral canvass
• Brent and Lewisham aim to extend shared service
• Robots deliver award winning customer service in North Tyneside
• Mobile and customer first at South Hams and West Devon
• Highland Council confirms Wipro ICT deal
• Glasgow schools get online games access for maths
• Birmingham to use digital logbooks for old folks’ mobility
• Manchester City Council does deal for Google
• Verify team plans common service design for councils
• Blue Badge private beta trial to use GOV.UK Verify
• Two more regional groups join LGDSS network
• Wrexham plans online self-service push
• Councils urged to be open about CCTV data
• Glasgow plans to leave ICT in external hands
• Councils draw on digital for electoral canvass pilots
• Hampshire F&R shakes up ICT to obtain agility
• West Midlands Fire Service develops incident app for public
• Councillor calls for stronger Whitehall role in local digital
• Evangelising the role of gazetteers
• A digital solution for better social housing
• LocalGov Digital considers change to co-operative
• Cambridgeshire uses CRM to digitise travel card renewals
• Government wants libraries to do more online
• Aberdeenshire plans 4,000 point wireless network
• Council websites fall short on social housing function
• Council websites ‘complicate building controls process’
• Enfield to launch AI agent on building and planning controls
• Video: Educating members key to digital success
• Councils ‘could do better’ on e-services for libraries
• LGA points councils towards revenues from 5G
• London Assembly report advocates change in road pricing tech
• Luton extends Civica transformation deal
• Digital Marketplace aims for more council business
• Thurrock to use deep learning to prevent pothole problems
• Cornwall to invest £18 million in IT infrastructure
• Video: Socitm President highlights key priorities
• Learning from the Eligibility Checking Service success
• Stockport launches new website
• Councils fall short on online service for bulky waste
• Planning Portal relaunches website
• Warwickshire to launch Verify-Blue Badge trial next month
• Councils and Whitehall ‘need new digital settlement’
• Dorset councils to share environmental health platform
• Facing local government’s digital dilemma
• Project points to using council data in Verify
• Building a Digital Stockport
• Stockport plans hackathon for community connections
• Smart Essex digital programme gets under way
• Bradford launches IoT development initiative
• Aylesbury Vale signals future use of voice-driven AI
• Salford-Liverpool partnership aims to market services
• VerifyLocal to test prototypes on users
• Socitm says just 2.4% of authorities' spend goes to IT
• Enfield Council develops Affordability Calculator
• Liberata strikes deals with Hounslow and Hillingdon
• Glasgow claims success for Bulk Uplift app
• Argyll & Bute plans transformation push
• Wiltshire Council claims Single View success
• Sunderland to test parking app to boost retail
• ICO warns of councils’ data protection shortcomings
• Barnet Council launches social care digital 'marketplace'
• Kirklees develops claims form in-house
• Northern Ireland extends schools’ IT deal with Capita
• Scotland’s sense of common purpose in digital change
• City of London plans for new public Wi-Fi
• Council finance chiefs’ association gets behind cloud
• Most websites make grade on council tax discounts
• Former Brighton leader takes Essex digital role
• London boroughs’ websites improve for parking services
• Councils urged to learn local lessons on cloud
• Local councillors ‘not digital dinosaurs’
• techUK calls for digital champions in devolution
• Socitm bangs drum for ‘systems thinking’ in transformation
• Verify parking permit prototype to move to beta
• Socitm declares partnership with CCS
• London mayor plans criminal landlords database
• Southwark to join Brent-Lewisham IT service
• LGSS trio plan for shared ERP
• London looks for chief digital officer
• Derby combines discretionary awards in online tool
• Aberdeen’s interplay of council, city and region
• Two-thirds of councils pass web accessibility test
• The frustrations of a digital optimist
• Online social care support needs improvements
• Birmingham to end joint venture but keep Capita
• Most council websites now work well on smartphones
• Serco challenges legality of Glasgow-CGI deal
• Hackney to harness robotics for business processing
• More councils win Socitm website approval
• Canterbury takes case management to cloud
• Aylesbury Vale tests Amazon Alexa for council services
• Enfield joins Microsoft in CitizenBot project
• Making the most of London’s digital crown jewels
• Birmingham strikes new deal with Capita
• Libraries to cash in on Whitehall hot desking
• Chelmsford City wins top website prize
• Brunel University trials EMPATIA e-voting platform
• Aylesbury Vale gets entrepreneurial with digital
• Pendle Council extends core services deal with Liberata
• Revamped council websites fall short in Socitm user tests
• London consults on more online contact for police
• South-West police launch drone unit
• LGA backs 16 digital social care projects
• Newcastle apologises for email blunder
• Leeds plans for shared service cloud
• Bradford rolls out tablet system for home care
• London mayor makes push on broadband connectivity
• GDS to extend GOV.UK Notify to councils
• Theo Blackwell becomes London’s chief digital officer
• Hampshire plans Alexa trials for social care
• Hackney Council plans voice bot trial
• British Library to scope ‘single digital presence’ for libraries
• Hackney tests tech frontiers for local services
• Government announces six areas to test UK's fastest broadband
• Placing the citizen in control of online services
• Council investigates pornography 'takeover' of public signage
• Flood warning service to cover Scottish coastline
• GOV.UK seeks local authorities to test payment service
• Scottish Borders raises red flag on customer portal
• Aylesbury Vale Council launches Amazon Alexa skill
• Renfrewshire Council begins to use robotics
• RSA highlights robotics potential in social care
• Southwark to get free Wi-Fi spots
• Aberdeen looks for strategic digital partner
• Scottish body works on litter monitoring system
• Improvement Service aims to boost Young Scot NEC card
• Socitm advocates sharing in care integration
• Local Verify pilots ready for ‘go live’
• City of London opens free high speed Wi-Fi
• Southend to use Cisco platform for smart services
• Salford plans major digital inclusion programme
• Camden eyes the opportunities in data
• Southend-on-Sea to use robot in social care
• Essex County Council identifies four digital priorities
• Cheshire councils appoint Agilisys for transformation
• Report calls for councils to make more use of start-ups
• Birmingham prepares new ICT partnership with Capita
• Glasgow confirms transformation deal with CGI
• Nesta begins new funding round for digital platforms
• Hackney works on residents’ finance tool
• Chancellor puts up £190 million for local fibre investment
• West Berkshire and Oxfordshire team up for digital
• Aberdeen signs Incremental and PwC as digital partners
• Nesta launches city drone challenge
• West Midlands to get Office for Data Analytics
• New fund to support digital solutions to bed blocking
• Waltham Forest claims revenue boost from servicestore
• Socitm urges councils to encourage women in IT
• Government provides £8.7 million for One Public Estate
• Consultation begins on social care info for NHS.UK
• West of England aims to boost mobile coverage
• Scottish care providers ‘need data and digital’
• London launches online rogue landlord checker
• OIX to lead project on local contribution to GOV.UK Verify
• Camden looks to take on ICT for Islington and Haringey
• Glasgow to extend Gigabit City network
• Councils slip in website accessibility tests
• Knowsley to use behavioural insights for assistive tech
• Citizen Identity - how many IDs do you need?
• West Midlands launches four urban challenges
• Lewisham improves services and back office efficiency with OneVu
• Salford plans community digital skills push
• Digital & Data Futures in Social Housing
• Council websites fall short on library e-lending
• Newcastle and Northumberland to share services
• Liverpool Region begins to plan for digital boost
• Survey shows social care failings on council websites
• Survey says social workers hit digital tech obstacles
• Bradford Council plans major digital transformation
• Dundee Council launches new online interactions drive
• Renfrewshire uses IoT to spot housing problems
• Council websites failing to support Blue Badge process
• LocalGov Digital takes association status
• Cardiff Council claims success for ‘Smart House’
• Leeds moves towards Shared City Platform
• South Gloucestershire signs Civica for digital platform
• Glasgow City Council to get new fibre WAN
• East Kent Services strikes deal with Civica
• Dumfries & Galloway adopts e-payments for school meals
• Stirling Council launches platform for local info sharing
• Five cities to run projects on drones in public services
• Church spires to support digital connectivity
• Aberdeen aims for gigabit broadband throughout city
• Council websites ‘should give clear info on rubbish tips’
• Simplifying councils’ frontline and back office integration
• LGA issues guidance against online misinformation
• Two Midlands boroughs to share back office software
• Hampshire trials Alexa for people with disabilities
• Local government wins shares of 5G pot
• Councils can ‘share the pain’ in taking on new tech
• Broadband money provides public service boost
• Stoke-on-Trent Council plans for gigabit broadband
• Manchester wins full fibre broadband boost
• Norfolk Council looks at Alexa for social care
• Waltham Forest creates Facebook chatbot for fly tipping
• Southwark plans fibre broadband for council estates
• What Waltham Forest does with websites and bots
• Croydon appoints Rainmaker as transformation partner
• Legacy IT ‘holding back council cloud adoption’
• Lincolnshire County Council consolidates GIS
• DfT backs connected vehicles for road maintenance
• NHS Digital names councils to lead digital ADW projects
• WMCA backs four start-ups for digital projects
• Angus Council rethinks Skype customer contact plan
• Building an ‘all digital window’ for customer contact
• Scottish auditor points to IT access in fraud report
• Government launches rogue landlord database
• County leaders express broadband grievance
• Cardiff Council joins work on careers platform
• Hackney takes first step to digitising transfer of care
• Nesta backs digital platform projects
• London gets fibre broadband boost
• Cambridge plans research from Culture Card data
• Cardiff sets sights on ‘digital by default’
• Scottish councils save £1 million in GDPR project
• A low code platform for local government
• Redcar & Cleveland signs Liberata for transformation
• Half of council websites do well on Local Plans
• Social care programme provides money for digital pilots
• Bracknell Forest Council launches DORIS intranet
• Newcastle faces service users in transformation
• All London boroughs sign up to rogue landlord database
• Staffordshire claims success from county WAN
• Age UK says online benefit claims hinder older people
• West Midlands mayor launches interactive chat
• Good Things launches local digital skills Playbook
• Waltham Forest launches Twitter chatbot
• Winchester implements councillor meetings app
• Buckinghamshire bodies appoint joint ICT director
• NHS Digital backs care data exchange projects (1)
• Tower Hamlets extends ICT deal with Agilisys
• Leeds City Council launches iPad lending scheme
• GDS looks to improve accessibility empathy lab
• DCMS launches fund to tackle loneliness with technology
• Welsh Government to deploy e-portfolio to schools
• Social value test for Whitehall procurements
• Tax and benefit data to speed 'settled status'
• Newshots …. 28 June 2018
• Duplication in police IT 'terrible', says minister
• Home Office to use satellite tracking for foreign criminals
• Voice first systems: the future of interaction?
• CCS highlights SME role in G-Cloud 10
• NHS Digital signs IBM in cyber security deal
• HMRC takes down 20,000 malicious websites in a year
• GDS looks at cyber threats to GOV.UK Verify
• DfE launches open data competition
• GeoPlace and JAG (UK) publish streetworks data guide
• HMRC resolving 'implied consent' voice ID issue
• Appointments endorse need for cross-sector AI collaboration
• Schools stop collection of pupils’ nationality data
• DfT plans for Bus Open Data service
• Health consortium to align acute care data
• NHS Digital signs for de-identifier solution
• The perfect storm or the perfect opportunity?
• Art of the possible with common platforms
• Smart Cambridge releases sustainable travel app
• York Council begins LoRaWAN deployment
• Government must form coherent smart city strategy
• Belfast City Council to deploy 30 connected street 'hubs'
• Catapult launches open call for SynchroniCity support
• Councils win funds for digital in social care projects
• Councils show inconsistency in website performance
• Report shows problems for transformation and ICT projects
• UK and France sign MoU on AI and data
• CCS unveils new Public Sector Contract
• Ministers back new govtech accelerator programme
• Nesta launches ShareLab Scotland programme
• Law ‘unable to keep up’ with new policing technologies
• NCSC says data sharing in cloud should be ‘off by default’
• Jisc develops app for student electoral registration
• Home Office plans advisory board for biometrics
• DfT consults on real time info for buses
• TfL signs Siemens for traffic control system
• City of York has big plans for LoRaWAN and IoT
• MHCLG provides new digital innovation fund
• GDS opens Notify and Pay to local government
• Nurses’ association calls for deeper involvement in digital
• HMRC urges public to use Alexa for tax credits
• ISO updates city indicators standard
• Newcastle tables smart city proposal
• Event hub: UKAuthority Digital Health & Social Care
• Salford Uni to work on smart cities with Tech Mahindra
• Briefing emphasises street furniture role for 5G
• Event hub: Smart Places & Connected Communities
• News shots …. 13 July 2018
• Defra chooses Atos for prime role in UnITy
• Sussex University flags up 5G potential
• Protecting email for cross-agency working (Mimecast)
• What does the new General Data Protection Regulation mean for our health and local services?
• Breaking the ties that bind - from legacy to cloud
• Info commissioner warns political parties on personal data
• HMRC says software suppliers on course for Making Tax Digital
• Hull prepares for smart bin pilot
• Digital questions emerge from Brexit paper
• West Yorkshire Authority launches digital consultation
• Aberystwyth University to lead geospatial data programme
• GovTech Catalyst faces up to rural isolation
• Courts Service launches Juror Digital system
• AI to have varying effects on public sector jobs
• Cabinet Office plans Digital National Asset Register
• Suffolk councils launch digital inclusion project
• News shots …. 19 July 2018
• ICO fines abuse inquiry £200,000 for email blunder
• LGA launches councils’ cyber security stocktake
• Essex County Council changes digital direction
• Westminster’s approach to digital rationalisation
• Northern Ireland digitises criminal record checks
• Hull gets LoRaWAN to support IoT
• Government creates digital taskforce for infrastructure
• EU lays plans to disconnect UK from IT systems
• Health minister promises £475 million for tech
• MPs sound warning over digital codes for EU nationals
• Land Registry aims for full digital property transfer
• MHCLG to build wiki platform for councils
• MPs slam courts reform programme
• DCMS highlights public sector role in full fibre deployment
• Norfolk Council to open LoRaWAN for IoT experiments
• UK slips in UN e-Government Survey
• Defra awards next UnITy deal to DXC
• Monmouthshire stages rural isolation GovTech challenge
• News shots …. 26 July 2018
• Future Cities Catapult launches AI network
• Government proposes new Cyber Security Council
• Government to pump £45 million into rural broadband
• Public sector contract secrecy based on ‘myths’
• Government puts £37.5 million into digital innovation hubs for healthcare
• CCS plans digital process for commercial agreements
• Civil Contingencies Secretariat to develop data tools for capability mapping
• Dispute keeps UK out of EU DNA data sharing
• Commission hears call for public register of justice AI systems
• Digital experience management & RoI
• Wales has the opportunity for Connected Cymru
• Towards smart places and connected communities
• YPO awards Amazon deal for Digital Marketplace
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough pump £5.6 million into connectivity
• Northern Ireland to get Patient Portal for people with dementia
• YPO launches procurement chatbot
• Technology Products 3 framework to combine products and services
• Managing digital, cloud adoption and the RoI
• Police get £42.7 million for transformation
• NHS Digital plans data strategy for security
• Hackney’s call for suppliers to join ‘digital ecosystem’
• Taking digital tech further into care
• Wales opens up councils’ workforce data
• MAIB plans marine accidents database
• DASA to stage competition on behavioural analytics for defence
• MHCLG plans new energy performance digital register
• Scottish Government points to blockchain for public services
• DWP stalls on plan for pensions dashboard
• CAA to run online drone registration service
• Hull looks to infrastructure to support smart city ambitions
• DfE to work with suppliers on edtech push
• Barnet Council reviews Capita partnership
• Oxford University Hospitals signs AI research deal
• Capita leads public sector tech suppliers
• Liam Maxwell reportedly leaving DCMS for Amazon Web Services
• Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust to roll out full EPR
• Future Cities Catapult develops City Data Sharing Toolkit
• Government aims to build digital in civil society
• NHS Digital tests market for new GP systems framework
• Courts to use video in minority of cases
• Liam Maxwell to take developing countries role at AWS
• Innovate UK launches traffic data competition
• DfT report makes case for open data in transport
• MoD supports cyber security careers for veterans
• ICO appoints tech policy and innovation lead
• Suffolk authorities launch data analytics operation
• Working towards the ubiquity of UPRNs
• Met Police develops mobile fingerprint device
• South Ayrshire council signs MLL Telecom for new network
• Taking stock of cyber security in local government
• Unifying the three layers of service delivery
• Geospatial Commission calls for evidence for national strategy
• Ethical hack highlights cyber weaknesses in smart city networks
• Improvement Service chooses new tech partners
• Software giants back interoperability for healthcare
• HMRC launches new Customs Declaration Service
• Thinktank proposes creation of ‘synthetic datasets’ for public sector
• Lewisham portal hit by ransomware hack
• NHS Digital claims success for WDP pathfinders
• DfE aims to digitalise assessments of young schoolchildren
• CCS extends data centre deal with Crown Hosting
• Survey shows public concerns over NHS data in the cloud
• GDS to develop tech innovation strategy
• Treasury hints at retreat from open data
• Northern Ireland Fire Service signs for Civica software
• Prisons to get digital categorisation tool for offenders
• Greater Manchester care body plans cloud migration
• NCSC grants cyber security research accolade to three more universities
• FoI responses show councils using unsupported software
• Scottish Digital Directorate publishes content standards
• GDS works on giving voice assistants better access to GOV.UK
• Lead official on GOV.UK Verify to leave GDS
• DCMS puts up £1 million for diversity in digital jobs
• Scottish Government joins Open Identity Exchange
• Cabinet Office cheers on SMEs in Digital Marketplace
• DoH to remove limits on e-prescriptions
• Scottish Government to invest in national LoRaWAN
• Scottish authorities plan entitlement card projects to boost young people’s attainment
• Northern Ireland Police Service signs for new data sharing platform
• Government offers councils another £95 million for full fibre broadband
• techUK calls on councils to formalise digital leadership
• NHS SBS launches mobile payroll app
• IfG calls for changes in GDS chief’s role
• Many NHS England trusts allow free use of messaging apps
• Stockport Council to share digital lessons
• Swindon Council plans to go ‘digital first’
• Police forces plan regional Niche system hubs
• NHSBSA signs cloud and transformation deal with Agilisys
• Government claims £300 million savings over two years from National Fraud Initiative
• Met Police signs New Signature for cloud transition
• Public records consortium signs Preservica
• DfT plans new data service for street works
• Six tips for successful self-service strategy
• The evolution of chatbots in local councils
• GDS points to three new services for Verify
• University of Exeter reconfigures financial IT
• Liverpool moves local land charges to national register
• HSCN South-East deal goes to BT
• West Midlands wins 5G testbed funds
• New tech raises new cyber challenges for public sector
• Alliance Homes signs Civica in IT consolidation
• How does technology answer the changing needs of local authorities?
• NHSBSA plans online prescription returns
• Shropshire explores sharing assets on Dynamics 365 as a platform
• Mobike pulls out of Manchester
• All of England’s hospitals switch to e-Referral Service
• Government publishes guidance for data in healthcare tech
• GovTech Catalyst backs five more projects
• DfE plans platform approach for user services
• Government provides £200 million for NHS tech
• DASA stages predictive cyber security competition
• Bracknell Forest Council reduces claim processing time with digital accounts
• Scotland looks to air sensors and smart transport
• Ofsted prepares for electronic inspection evidence
• ICO reports rise in public trust in use of personal data
• Oxford Council body to offer drone services
• IfG highlights Brexit threat to law enforcement data
• Socitm signs QA for Leadership Academy
• DHSC launches platform for health and care workers
• Building cyber resilience together
• Scottish Government plans Biometric Data Bill
• Cabinet Office works on new IT for security vetting
• London leads smart lamppost project
• Government swerves MPs’ call for algorithm list
• UKA Live - Driving RoI and Digital Take-up
• MoJ prunes one element of digital courts strategy
• ICO calls for views on regulatory sandbox
• App to unlock St Albans for visually impaired
• NHS gets new standard for digital maternity records
• NAO highlights Defra IT risks in no-deal Brexit
• Cabinet Office plans new digital platform for public sector tenders
• More online mental health services for Scotland
• BEIS points to mixed outlook for post-Brexit satellite data
• Courts Service claims success from video pilot
• Wolverhampton Council to automate revenues and benefits processing with IEG4 platform
• NHS England begins two innovation schemes
• Leeds provides free internet for social housing tenants
• Hackney Council automates FoI responses
• Police facing ‘huge inefficiencies’ in tech duplication
• Give us your health apps, NHS data chief tells AI suppliers
• West Midlands to spend on tech to reduce traffic congestion
• ODI works on ‘toy’ model for data policy makers
• Defence tech lab tests drones for emergencies
• Smart places need a ‘digital board’ says techUK
• Public authorities to get free aerial imagery data
• Sefton Council signs Agilisys for transformation
• MHCLG takes cyber security to local resilience forums
• Connecting Care uses new API for drug prescriptions
• UK ranked joint top of Open Data Barometer
• Jisc launches learning analytics service
• MHCLG calls on councils for digital innovation ideas
• Home Office changes ESN roll out plan
• How to overcome your legacy IT and not drown in data
• Durham and Blaenau Gwent launch national data contest
• Greenwich leads smart transport research
• Health Secretary app endorsement 'safety threat' says Labour
• eBay to help Wolverhampton revive local economy
• Shared services success for Richmond & Wandsworth
• Strength in numbers: improving police IT procurement
• Digital map promises to improve government response to homelessness
• Registration open for UKAuthority Digital Health & Social Care 2019
• Bristol invites projects to experiment in smart city test lab
• Liverpool 5G project 'digital twin' to save costs and increase accuracy
• Smarter working unleashing ‘autonomy revolution’
• Making data accessible to power innovation
• Global body launches IoT interoperability certification
• Socitm extends leadership programme to Wales
• Minister unveils cyber cadets programme
• Police Scotland publishes digital plan
• Report says ambulance trusts adopting new tech too slowly
• Innovate UK provides £17 million for digital tech in healthcare projects
• Simplifying data: Analytics at the click of a button
• Leeds to take lead with GP Connect
• CCS launches new Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework
• Land Registry looks at blockchain
• Protecting the front line from cyber attack
• Scotland takes national census online
• Partnership to make public admin data available for researchers
• Courts Service considers West Midlands digital hub
• GDS takes steps towards Global Digital Marketplace
• Shropshire powers ambitious digital transformation
• Land Registry plans pilot in use of RPA
• Leeds Council and Exeter firm win Roads for the Future funding
• Adur and Worthing begin to build data registers
• KLWN puts power to build eforms in customer services' hands
• London backs eight smart city projects
• Scottish firms win funds for digital healthcare initiatives
• Revenue Scotland signs Northgate
• TfL signs for new bus data system
• BEIS provides £10 million for regulators’ tech projects
• Future Cities Catapult sets up City Standards Network
• The case for an innovation committee in local government
• West Midlands wins Future Mobility funds
• Geospatial Commission earmarks first investments
• City of London joins use of LLC register
• Prison Service plans digital system to support leavers
• UK Hydrographic Office announces four data projects
• GDS launches GovTech Catalyst 3
• Hospital trust uses ‘virtual workers’ for GP referrals
• Hackney Council reactivates Pipeline for sharing digital projects
• Stockport appoints Good Things to raise local digital skills
• London Councils spreads digital infrastructure funds
• Police survey shows despair at ICT services
• Government passes Verify responsibilities to private sector
• Scotland to get smartcards for food support
• NHS Digital launches Mental Health Data Hub
• Can GOV.UK Verify find a new place?
• The big questions on APIs
• Identity providers to access Verify standards
• Kent ‘corridor’ provides testbed for road info tech
• DASA calls for ideas on behavioural analytics
• Wales launches video links for rural schools
• FCO plans new system for emergency travel documents
• Minister claims success for EU nationals’ registration system
• DCMS publishes security code of practice for IoT home devices
• Local Digital Fund attracts 389 approaches
• Innovate UK backs firefighter tracker tech
• Bradford Council works on AI tool for adult social care
• NCSC says almost every council signed to Web Check
• HMRC launches Making Tax Digital for VAT pilot
• MoJ reveals move to public cloud
• NHS Digital builds Data Services Platform
• DHSC unveils priorities for healthcare tech
• NHS Digital sets out data standards
• Scottish Government signs Leidos for P2P support
• Welsh Government wants exporters’ portal
• Government ‘needs a vision’ for smart mobility
• Essex NHS trust signs Capita for new WAN
• Belfast to invest in tech for open spaces
• Public data for good? Absolutely!
• A career in technology at DWP
• Successful eClaims roll out for Leeds’ citizens
• Shared email blunder risks document loss in contaminated blood inquiry
• Highland declared Benefits & Welfare Reform Team of the Year
• DHSC provides new NHS Test Bed funds
• Courts Service examines data strategies
• Tendring Council commissions tourism app
• Leeds to spend on smart street lights
• Harnessing online applications to help the vulnerable
• MHCLG aims for national register of planning applications
• ESN testing contract goes to Telent
• NAO highlights IT systems risk for ‘no deal’ Brexit
• Report highlights potential for AI and blockchain in customs systems
• Durham Council to implement Civica Cx for regulatory services
• Cities and Transport Catapults to join together
• NHS to harness digital in anti-fraud effort
• ONS creates Secure Research Service to draw on schoolchildren’s database
• Mastek wins Home Office biometrics deal
• DWP Digital plans Manchester hack
• IfG says government fails to harness business cases in transformation
• Government looks at options for cloud printing
• Government to open up database on rogue landlords
• Durham Council consults public on digital services
• Space Agency opens up satellite data for R&D
• ‘Mission Wikifix’ for digital in local government
• Chancellor provides £200 million for full fibre broadband
• Budget money to fund UK Mobility Data Institute
• London hospital pilots phone app for porters
• Former Met Police chief calls for more joint ICT spending
• National Fraud Initiative saves Welsh authorities £5.4 million
• Public backs use of drones for emergencies and policing
• NCSC plans to extend Mail Check
• UK Hydrographic Office develops data for autonomous shipping
• NHS login to use video for initial ID
• NHS Scotland to consolidate on Office 365
• Building a culture of experimentation with data
• Glasgow to use sensors for smart canal
• Digital Land Services presses for disruption
• Council voting trials to use barcodes on polling cards
• Harnessing data to strengthen cyber security
• Brexit demands a new approach to digital policy
• Future Cities Catapult plans 5G consortium for councils
• Hull looks for smart city data platform
• BEIS backs AI centres for healthcare
• SBRI calls for transport apps for disabled people
• Belfast plans for network of tech testbeds
• Wales to invest in digital care inclusion
• Government to show more contracts data on new database
• Camden, Islington and Haringey to end shared ICT service
• EU members provide boost for open data
• Community Housing Group to use Civica software
• Civil Service develops learning tool for coding
• Geospatial Commission to build Midlands digital map
• NHS develops instant messaging guidance
• Newcastle Council trials e-voting app for councillors
• Local Digital Fund targets common solutions to common problems
• Bringing land and planning data into the digital age
• £7.5 million to help 'fix the plumbing'
• Reinvigorating the intranet in local government
• Labour calls for phone data to support public transport
• Welsh Assembly members slam national informatics effort
• Facing up to new challenges in cyber security
• TfL launches programme to support SMEs using data for transport
• NALC launches digital mapping toolkit
• Surveillance camera commissioner releases compliance toolbox
• Digital exclusion no longer an issue, says courts’ IT adviser
• GDS identifies innovation strategy priorities
• New service to support digital in social care
• Science Museum Group launches SaaS finance system
• Northern Ireland looks for new round of digital support
• Police to trial new tools on Child Image Abuse Database
• Embracing APIs for a new digital infrastructure
• Digital social care projects win funding
• HMCTS rolls out online PIP appeals service
• EU sets deadlines on UK access to IT systems
• Dorset CCG transforms continuing health care
• ICO slams Met Police over anti-gangs database
• DCMS provides £1 million to help charities go digital
• MPs voice fears over Defra IT
• ‘Disjointed’ IT holds back care integration in Scotland says auditor
• Review calls for e-tracking to beat waste crime
• Roger Taylor to lead Centre for Data Ethics
• Parliament warns of cyber threat to critical national infrastructure
• UK in second group for open data maturity in EU
• ODI plans pilots to explore data trusts
• Motorola and Sepura win police deal for TETRA devices
• Food Standards Agency to test blockchain
• ICO appoints research fellow in AI
• Auditor highlights funding worries for Scottish police ICT
• Shropshire builds a platform for the future
• Lowering the barrier to analysing big data in the public sector
• Ealing begins work on homelessness platform for London
• NHS gets new standard for data sharing between pharmacies and GPs
• Lincolnshire Police to use cloud based control room system
• Leicester Hospitals trust to use Cito platform
• Lords sound fresh warning over Making Tax Digital
• ID cards catch on — for lawyers
• Whitehall interest in robotic automation is rising sharply, says Cabinet Office lead
• MPs call for new tech for fisheries data after Brexit
• Welsh Government to create Digital Panel
• Orbis plans for robotics university and bot squads
• Northamptonshire Police builds 101 chatbot
• Competition brings together crowdsourcing and geospatial data
• NHS Scotland gets tech for care resource
• Police chiefs award National Enabling Programmes contracts to Deloitte and BT
• Manchester team launches dashboard on antibiotic prescribing
• GovTech Catalyst picks five projects to combat rural isolation
• New digital service highlights mental health needs in emergency triage
• West Midlands receives funds for autonomous vehicle testing
• GDS to publish model statement on website accessibility
• DAFNI aims high with analytics for infrastructure
• DHSC allocates £16 million for e-prescribing
• PICTCO aims to appoint Police ICT Partner
• Scotland’s identity assurance project moves into alpha phase
• Glasgow Council unveils digital strategy
• Scottish Government to develop payments platform prototype
• Welsh teachers get new log-in service
• Redcar and Cleveland takes Civica for licensing
• Lambeth improves benefits services with new citizen engagement portal
• UK to be shut out of EU anti-crime databases
• DWP plans first pensions dashboard for 2019
• DfE aims to optimise CRM systems
• Cambridgeshire Council deploys Mosaic for adult social services
• Reading Council launches new intranet
• New Alliance to promote data in healthcare
• Legal bigwigs line up behind online courts
• ETSI publishes specification for 5G in transport
• GLA places product details on Pipeline
• Taking steps towards Data4Good
• Folkestone & Hythe launches ICT transformation
• APIs: the ‘plumbing’ for digital delivery
• Former school head fined for misuse of pupil data
• The challenges for the Geospatial Commission
• Hartlepool Council to extend Northgate ICT deal to 2023
• Auditor says Welsh councils ‘lack vision’ for data
• MHCLG allocates £1.3 million to local digital projects
• Survey shows rising trust in sharing data with health professionals
• Audit Scotland to check out digital government
• DfE to build single system to manage academies and free schools
• Problems beset EU Exit app
• Transforming health and social care
• Minister announces fax ban for NHS
• Northern Ireland gets digital Diabetes Pathway
• DfT explores traffic regulation order data
• CCS plans for Network Services 2 framework
• New techs raise potential of bots in public services
• Jisc to merge with Eduserv
• Peterborough and Lincolnshire extend service deals with Serco
• Scottish Smart Cities programme wins further £15 million
• BT wins deal for Northern Ireland PSSN
• Connecting Manchester Local Health and Care
• Devon Council signs for OutSytems digital platform
• Government group publishes principles for ‘digital twin’ of UK infrastructure
• GDS Academy launches emerging tech programme
• NHS Spine hits 1 billion transactions per month
• University of Exeter develops 3D virtual field trips
• GLA signs suppliers for election e-counting
• Online system falls short for Army recruitment
• NICE publishes health tech evidence standards
• DVLA provides driving licence QR codes for mobile phones
• Right to Work checks to become completely digital
• NCSP Think Cyber Think Resilience: Cyber Pathfinders Exercises
• Departments to provide annual statements on green ICT
• Timing of Serco Institute relaunch shows bravery
• Sir Andrew Dilnot to chair Geospatial Commission
• York Council closes app due to data vulnerability
• NAO urges transformation at Bank of England
• Norfolk Council chooses MLL Telecom for HSCN connections
• Minister announces winners of student apps competition
• ODI backs four local open geospatial data projects
• NCSC launches website vulnerability reporting service
• Hackney signs to use Servelec education system
• Auditor criticises Scottish Social Services Council’s digital transformation
• Five things for public sector digital in 2019
• GDS points to fresh push on GOV.UK Verify
• Nesta provides fresh push for Offices of Data Analytics
• Oxford City Council launches chatbot project
• Survey suggests digital option would raise election turn-out
• OIX says Verify has role in local government
• ETSI sets up new blockchain group
• GLA plans ‘live hub’ of planning data
• ONS plans online diary for data collection
• London mayor joins criticisms of gangs database
• Government provides £11 million for Global Digital Marketplace
• Reform report highlights need for ‘fair exchange’ in use of healthcare data
• Theo Blackwell recognised in new year honours
• NHSBSA tests machine learning in prescription payments
• Public sector urged to develop cyber workforce plans
• Liverpool to deploy full fibre network
• DCMS provides £400,000 for three digital inclusion projects
• NHS looks to ‘digital first’ primary care
• Fife Council signs MLL Telecom for WAN
• NHS strategy for digital: here we go again
• Councils can share digital solutions on a common platform
• DfE to build Buying for Schools digital platform
• LGA criticises NHS Long Term Plan
• STFC to use AI for experimental data
• West Yorkshire combines CCTV with free Wi-Fi at bus stations
• Jisc and HESA discuss integration
• Aberdeen launches online service for school applications
• NHS Digital cyber security chief stands down
• DVLA reports 50% rise in digital interactions
• GLA to work on 3D digital platform for planning data
• NHS England digital chief moves on
• Commons committee to look at courts digitisation
• MHCLG signs mySociety for alpha of planning permissions register
• Courts service flags up GovWifi capability
• London councillors support use of sensor data
• London gets air quality sensor network
• Universities focus cyber research on infrastructure and healthcare
• Liverpool Record Office plans cloud based public archive
• London councillors see digital exclusion as barrier to transformation
• Hackney Council works on new builds digital tool
• Yorkshire NHS trust launches Portia clinical portal
• Bristol Council outlines connectivity vision
• Ealing Council to integrate Mosaic with NHS Spine
• Courts Service launches online probate
• CCS launches new technology expense management framework
• West Yorkshire to step up digital transport payments
• MoJ looks to beef up cyber capability
• Judges to review exemption to data protection law
• Universities cyber attack each other to test defences
• Welsh Government to set up cyber centre
• Universities lead in storing data in cloud
• FCA plans for cloud transition
• New Geovation Challenge gets underway
• Police Scotland to test remote health monitoring in custody suites
• Government launches next GovTech challenges
• Scottish Police sign mobile deal with EE
• NIC plans pilots for ‘digital twin’ of infrastructure
• MoJ hit by network problems
• Police ICT Company reveals service offer
• Jisc extends cyber security service to Ireland
• DfE plans education technology strategy
• NHS App public roll out begins
• Police officers criticise Athena IT system
• Leeds GPs become first to have GP Connect
• Survey shows paperless priority for public sector
• What’s needed to create a digital twin?
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• MoJ gets IT back on track
• Global Digital Marketplace plans pilots
• HMRC deletes 160,000 voice IDs
• Socitm highlights low code, no code potential for public sector
• Bluetooth SIG upgrades specification
• Government aims to ‘design out’ cyber threats
• Big Data Institute joins clinical AI network
• Government puts up £5 million for digital health innovations
• MHCLG plans new version of Pipeline platform
• CCS launches Data and Applications Solutions framework
• GDS awards SMS firms GOV.UK Notify contracts
• Government ICT energy footprint increases
• DVSA launches mobile roadside fine payments
• DfE creates energy price comparison website for schools
• Cambridgeshire fire crews get Toughpads
• Momentum grows for international regulation of robots
• DfE to build digital platform for foreign language mentoring
• DCMS backs creation of data trusts
• ETSI releases data standard to support APIs
• Competition opens for digital social care projects
• Manchester poll shows support for smart tech in care
• NHSmail opened to social care providers
• Supporting the unsung heroes of the National Census
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• Government and techUK launch Tech Connect programme
• Scottish NHS picks three firms for GPs’ IT
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• Civil rights group urges ban on predictive policing IT
• Cambridgeshire to develop digital twin
• Suffolk Council signs MLL Telecom for new WAN
• MoD signs for new collaboration platform
• DWP aims to digitise medical info request process
• Sharing on a common platform
• techUK calls for public plans on future of GOV.UK Verify
• EU agrees on interoperability framework for security systems
• NHS 24 to add online cognitive behavioural therapy
• DIT plans launch of digital system for trade remedies
• Kingston and Sutton approve next digital steps
• Five pilots announced for NHS login
• Leeds City Council reveals full fibre plan
• APIs for the public good
• Euro group builds portal to support geospatial open data
• Highways England calls for digital roads ideas
• FCC project digitalises post-permissions in planning
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• Glasgow to get 99% LoRa coverage for IoT
• London to tag knife crime offenders
• Defra launches new harmful gas registration system
• Hackney Council launches API competition
• Doncaster Council consolidates social care systems
• Hackney launches online user research library
• Chesterfield Hospital to integrate clinical systems
• Home Office plans to step up use of APIs
• Ethics group to look at Home Office use of data
• Topol Review urges NHS to create more robotics and AI posts
• GDS sets up self-admin portal for GovWifi
• Hackathon to test drones for fire fighting
• London and Helsinki agree on digital collaboration
• Minister tells NHS to use email, not paper
• Manchester and Edinburgh step up smart city initiatives
• Military to move to cyber vulnerability investigations as a service
• South Yorkshire Police sets up drone squad
• North of Scotland gets single care portal
• Universal credit claimants facing digital struggle
• MoJ and police to extend use of GPS tags
• DfT unveils Developing Data Unit
• Defra creates sustainable ICT group
• Survey shows minority resistance to the internet
• GovTech Catalyst support goes to five waste projects
• DHSC publishes code for AI and data in NHS
• DHSC creates NHSX to lead digital healthcare
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• TfL to use app in ‘on demand’ bus trial
• DfE to provide free apps for disadvantaged children
• Belfast Council unveils Smart Hubs network
• Government produces outsourcing guidance
• Police provide pirate website blacklist to LGfL
• MoD aims to automate cyber risk data
• Jisc does deal for LoRaWan in universities and colleges
• Nesta survey shows most parents support AI in schools
• FSA unveils food business registration system
• DWP calls for industry input on robotics
• NHS in England told to phase out pagers
• CPRD plans new public health research portal
• The data ambitions at the Food Standards Agency
• Minister says tech innovation needs scope for failure
• Pilot provides gigabit broadband for rural schools
• Home Office to run natural language analysis for counter-terrorism
• Report sets out ethics for use of facial recognition
• Council officer fined for stealing job applicants’ data
• Gwent health board tests telepsychiatry
• Consortium develops software to support planning for 5G
• ICT delays contributed to probation services failures
• The future of health and social care
• HMRC promises light touch for Making Tax Digital
• Home Office promotes crowd security app
• MHCLG plans IoT cyber security guidance for councils
• Nesta builds job ads data platform
• Lords warn of electronic ‘limbo’ for EU nationals
• Electronic Prescription Service extended to Schedule 2 and 3 drugs
• Government auditor blasts GOV.UK Verify
• Department for Transport begins Google Cloud migration
• ODI creates group for data trust pilots
• Improving waste collection with geolocation data
• Prisons test facial recognition on visitors
• Survey shows police moving slowly to cloud
• Government IT ‘will require new roles’ by 2023
• Northern Ireland DfI signs Siemens for traffic systems
• Home Office plans interactive counter-terrorism platform
• The data gold rush – connecting council wide data and mastering citizen insights
• NHS Professionals to get cloud communications
• King’s College London develops air pollution app
• HMCTS adds a year to courts modernisation programme
• NHS Scotland digital platform to use public cloud
• Technology-fit for the future
• West Yorkshire wants ‘digital first’ for bus info
• Police ICT Company appoints digital director
• UCL report calls for election info hub
• National data guardian role becomes statutory
• TfL gets behind transport innovation hub
• Welsh Government to relaunch website
• Don’t believe the hype: Why AI and robotics are a giant opportunity for humankind
• Harnessing the long term potential of cloud
• Judges try to get their heads around AI
• Dstl claims success for VR project
• Improvement Service approves Yoti for digital identity
• Shetlands receives broadband boost
• Manchester to build technical education portal
• MPs highlight high ICT spending by Bank of England
• NCSC launches new beta website
• Cleveland Police takes control room in-house
• NAO calls for changes to National Cyber Security Programme
• Northern Ireland DVA signs Fujitsu as ICT partner
• techUK calls for more support for SMEs in govtech
• DCMS backs coding classes for prisoners
• Leeds plans careers portal for young people
• MHCLG team launches cyber training scheme
• The digital rationalisation of Dorset Council
• West of England wins DCMS funding to help women into digital jobs
• Scottish Government developing single platform for payments
• Campaigners raise privacy fears over EU citizens' data
• New UKAuthority research project - IoT in smart places: from pilot to business as usual
• London schoolchildren to monitor air quality with backpacks
• Simon Peyton Jones to chair National Centre for Computing Education
• Data ethics centre to investigate biased algorithms
• Transport services should share data says Government strategy
• Home monitoring technology to play role in west Wales healthcare
• March courts IT failure caused eight adjournments
• Universities hesitate to provide online courses
• Space Agency offers public sector free satellite images
• Police algorithms should be inspected says report
• Research detects ad trackers on NHS websites
• Salisbury, Bournemouth and Northampton get fibre broadband investment
• Manchester City Council CIO Bob Brown moves to Emis
• Welsh schools to get subsidised access to Microsoft 365
• Coventry city centre gets public Wi-Fi
• London hospitals get air quality monitors
• NCSC publishes Board Toolkit on cyber security
• Safeguarding our children
• DfT plans data platform for rural buses
• Gateshead Council creates data tool to support housebuilders
• Manchester Uni to lead digital security network
• Leeds Council signs Siemens for anti-pollution vehicle monitoring
• DfE signs Fujistu to digitise management of academies and free schools
• Committee to investigate AI’s impact on public sector ethics
• Targeting high volume transactions for transformation and savings
• Building a data platform for better care
• Reform calls for review of public procurement
• Competition aims to improve energy monitoring of council homes
• University of St Andrews to lead research into medical data security
• Catalyst provides £9 million for digital health projects
• Northern Ireland launches online system for animal export certificates
• Liverpool to launch intelligent transport system
• Health and social care data to support anti-terrorism effort
• Kensington and Westminster sign for OLM case management
• Making Tax Digital goes live
• Government backs work on knife detection tech
• G-Cloud 11 raises bar on cyber security
• Pathfinders money to support scaling up of digital social care
• ICO launches beta version of Sandbox
• Scottish Police Authority signs for new ICCS
• GDS provides guidance on emerging tech for councils
• DfE reveals education technology strategy
• Mid Ulster Council signs for OneCouncil SaaS
• Northern Ireland Civil Service to use digital toolkit
• Government told to deploy open standards against cyber threats
• Jisc and HEPI highlight universities’ cyber weaknesses
• Matthew Gould to lead NHSX
• Open justice initiatives seek to make sense of court proceedings
• ICO fines Newham Council for Gangs Matrix data breach
• ICO provides £275,000 for data rights projects
• Minister gives green light to online pension dashboards
• Minister tells schools to use teacher ads website
• London launches ultra low emission zone
• Hull to get air quality sensor network
• Homes England appoints chief digital officer
• Cabinet Office provides £1.5 million for geospatial projects
• Police Scotland delays roll out of cyber kiosks
• LGfL schools get access to Adobe Creative Cloud
• Improvement Service spreads funds to improve Scotland’s geospatial data
• HMCTS to extend Automated Track Case Management
• EU publishes seven principles for ethical AI
• Channel Islands prisons to begin virtual visits
• Minister acknowledges Windrush data error
• Slough Council deploys IoT sensor dashboard
• DWP Digital builds SRE capability
• Aberdeen installs intelligent street light system
• Home Office suffers new email lapse
• Poole Hospital sets up virtual fracture clinic
• Police chiefs say every force now has cyber crime unit
• The circular economy and the hybrid cloud
• ODI says data trust pilots highlight potential
• NHS England rolls out care home Capacity Tracker
• Dstl launches online game to attract cyber staff
• New digital tool provides data on children’s healthcare
• Home Office plans Crime Prevention Data Lab
• NHS Digital extends deal for Splunk Enterprise
• GDS creates security bodies for GOV.UK Verify
• States of Guernsey chooses Agilisys as digital partner
• Geospatial Commission unveils Data Exploration Licence
• London Ambulance pilots NHS Identity Service
• Prisons use mobile phone detection tech
• Newcastle Council backs digital projects for ageing
• Public Health England develops evaluation toolkit for digital healthcare
• GOV.UK provides more answers to Alexa and Google Home
• GCHQ chief says cyber security should be central to government policy
• Network Rail chooses 10 IT suppliers for new framework
• NCSC develops new cyber security tool
• Anti-violence social media hub to go live in May
• Digital map to show underground pipes and cables
• UK opts in to EU crime databases in Brexit run-up
• Adjudicator’s Office to open digital channel for public contact
• Five bodies join digital preservation consortium
• GDS works on new interface for GOV.UK
• LGfL plans gigabit connectivity for schools
• Police asking rape victims for mobile phone data
• ICO investigates use of personal data in sexual assault cases
• Northants plans for shared care record
• FoI requests to councils almost double over decade
• LGfL and NCSC launch schools cyber audit
• Jisc to beef up Janet South network
• Local groups plan more digital health hubs
• Minister pledges full fibre broadband for all of England’s NHS
• LGfL’s ambition for positive disruption in schools
• North Yorkshire Council defends plans for drone
• PRSB publishes guidance on digital sharing of medication information
• Geospatial plan points to new data licences
• LGA plans new grants for cyber security
• Prisoners could get digital healthcare tool
• Land Registry to upgrade eDRS service
• Report says smart streetlights need interoperability
• Northern Ireland Ambulance signs for patient record system
• Labour advocates centralising government cyber security
• Apple Pay and Google Pay join GOV.UK Pay
• Migrating DWP applications to strategic hosting
• HMRC stands by Voice ID after ICO criticism
• Court decision prompts calls for new voting tech for blind people
• Minister tells councils to improve online bookings for fitness sessions
• DfT plans new capabilities for CRASH platform
• Greater Manchester plans for full fibre broadband
• West Midlands plans 5G demonstrators
• MPs join critics of GOV.UK Verify
• Courts to roll out legal professionals’ ID app
• Surrey County Council plans digital transformation
• Auditor slams Home Office delivery of Emergency Services Network
• GDS streamlines Service Standards
• NHS Digital strikes deal with VMware for AWS cloud
• Belfast Council to launch ‘city currency’ app
• HMRC develops Transaction Protection tool
• ICO deputy highlights consent issue for biometrics
• Thinktank report calls for more smart bins
• ONS signs Good Things for support in digital census
• Innovate UK launches competition on AI for fracture treatment
• Pensions trust plans up to £1.5 billion IT investment
• NHS England IT chief to move on
• GOV.UK Pay begins to speak Welsh
• Ordnance Survey works on roadside infrastructure map
• Dstl releases open source tracking software
• Councils urged to step up plans for 5G
• Hart Council signs Arcus Global
• GeoPlace launches findmystreet website
• Chatbot project points to potential in waste and recycling
• Police ICT Company rethinks partnership plan
• Ealing signs PanLogic for London-wide Property Listing Platform
• Barnsley software could support councils’ take-up of GOV.UK Pay
• New website to support social care providers in adopting digital tech
• LGA highlights standards and APIs in social care IT
• LGA points to need for stronger data security among care providers
• Digital records replace landing cards at UK airports
• Gloucestershire Hospitals to use ‘clinical wrap’ for e-patient record
• Auditor positive on Scotland’s benefits IT
• Huntingdonshire Council unveils new customer portal
• Harrogate Alliance prepares local digital care record
• Planning system project looks to cloud
• Sandwell signs Telensa for smart streetlights
• Transport for London to collect Wi-Fi data at stations
• NHS body teams up with Satellite Catapult
• Eddie Copeland to head London Office of Technology and Innovation
• Automation is necessary to the future of care
• The non-technical skills you need to become a great SRE
• NHS technology and estates ‘should be planned together’
• Norfolk Council plans portal interactions in adult social care
• Falkirk Council uses web mapping in poverty strategy
• Wales plans new geospatial data platform
• ETSI produces tech standard for telehealth
• LGfL doubles broadband bandwidth for schools
• MPs call for e-votes in Parliament row
• Blockchain ‘beneficial but not yet transformative for public services’
• NHS Digital provides Internet First guidance
• NHS Property Services launches new FM platform
• Peterborough Council to use Civica Cx
• DIT launches platform for foreign investors
• London ethics panel outlines five steps for facial recognition in policing
• DVSA uses VR to test driver behaviour
• DfT supports standards for parking data
• Wales aims to make critical care info digital
• University of Bristol signs for Preservica platform
• Lessons on the integration of health and care
• University of Surrey uses blockchain for digital archives
• Event hub: UKAuthority Digital Health & Social Care 2019
• Jisc strikes deal with Splunk for academia
• DAFNI unveils infrastructure analytics tool
• NHS Apps assessment portal goes live in beta
• The path from HSCN to Internet First
• More London knife offenders to get GPS trackers
• HMRC extends anti-spoofing work from email and SMS to phone numbers
• Hospital trusts call for more national IT procurement
• Scotland follows England and Wales in appointing biometrics commissioner
• Call for procurement controls of police AI
• Government funds education technology product development
• NHS SBS renews GP medicine decision-support framework
• NCSC helps fix nearly 4,000 local government security vulnerabilities
• Northumbria University to use data analytics to support student mental health
• Government offers technology funding for adult social care
• Cornish spaceport wins £20 million funding
• NHS will reform payments to incentivise technology
• London NHS partnership launches £3 billion IT framework
• Belfast trials Wi-Fi to capture data on cemetery and garden visits
• Three-fifths of Ministry of Justice services remain paper based
• Peers protest at suspension of Adoption Register
• DfT to trial ‘noise cameras’ on roads
• DfE looks at digital options for fostering and adoption
• London Office of Technology and Innovation goes live
• DWP sticks with Simon McKinnon as digital chief
• Government publishes Innovation Strategy
• Using UPRNs to visualise public service data
• CCS launches Spark Marketplace
• Government outlines public sector AI guidance
• Cabinet Office to set up Digital Identity Unit
• Armed Forces plan for digital recruitment system
• ONS develops public service data dashboards
• Minister outlines priorities for NHSX
• Northern Cancer Alliance gets new digital pathology solution
• techUK urges public safety bodies to sign Local Digital Declaration
• TfL backs digital solutions for managing roadworks
• MoJ creates security baseline for Amazon cloud
• GLA wants new back office system for planning
• Kent to share digital accessibility guidance
• Open rights campaigners attack porn age checks
• Kevin Cunnington to leave Government Digital Service
• Pharmacists get new function for Summary Care Record
• Auditor criticises NI Direct programme
• Home Office extends ESN contract with Motorola Solutions
• Improvement Service launches Young Scot platform
• DfID backs EdTech Hub for developing countries
• Hybrid cloud and smart sourcing powers NHS trust
• Bristol Council uses app to support people with learning difficulties
• Auditor says Scotland needs stronger leadership in digital government
• NAO highlights government data shortcomings
• Birmingham and Leeds complain over digital system for clear air zones
• Sound sensors ‘could support smart cities and assistive tech’
• Thalia Baldwin becomes Geospatial Commission director
• How Hackney proactively encourages digital SMEs
• Creating agility with a hybrid cloud
• Police Scotland rolls out new mobile tech
• Home Office cuts immigration data sharing
• Northern Ireland signs Civica for teachers’ pensions software
• Auditor gives thumbs down to Scottish pensions IT
• Dstl develops new hazard response software
• NHS Wales does deal for Microsoft tools
• De Montfort and Northumbria Universities join cyber research excellence list
• Peterborough housing body tests IoT sensors
• Harrow Council runs fingerprint drug tests
• NHSX to focus on standards and platforms
• Online self-service cuts calls for Cambridgeshire councils
• ICO criticises Metroplitan Police over SARs
• Yorkshire and Humber Care Record signs suppliers
• Bradford Teaching Hospitals appoints AI chief
• Scottish Government plans Digital Partner Service
• DWP to set up Dynamic Trust Hub
• DVLA launches Register a Vehicle service
• Scottish Parliament consults on biometrics commissioner
• Estonia’s new dreams for e-government
• Biometrics commissioner hints at laws on facial recognition
• Digital Social Care project goes live
• Nursing and Midwifery Council automates supplier risk
• Foreign Office consolidates treaties databases
• Greater Manchester signs Cascaid for careers portal
• Poll shows support for NHS sharing data for research
• G-Cloud 11 adds 700 suppliers
• Planning Inspectorate plans new online appeals service
• Police ICT Co chooses three for Iris framework
• GDS signs MoU with GovTech Polska
• Government urged to share 'suckers lists' to fight fraud
• DASA launches second phase of Predictive Cyber Analytics competition
• Scottish patients support greater use of tech
• Centre for police cyber security goes live
• UKA Live in July: smart sourcing and core platforms
• NHSBSA to use analytics against pharmacy fraud
• Essex Council backs service patterns library
• Taking the IoT to ‘business as usual’ for smart places
• Police ICT Company makes new Minerva choices
• Scottish Government plans IoT framework
• Ian Dalton to lead Government Automation Taskforce
• Greenwich Council launches Eltham Townwatch app
• Pensions ‘nudge’ to be added to online divorce applications
• White paper highlights NHS cyber vulnerabilities
• Online court plan kindles digital exclusion row
• Information commissioner joins warnings over facial recognition
• CCS publishes new edtech framework
• HDR UK plans Health Data Research Innovation Gateway
• NHS teams up with Amazon Alexa
• MPs call for shake-up in digital government
• Highways England trials multilingual road signs
• Analyst predicts strong growth in digital identity credentials
• Self-driving vehicles ‘need data standards’ says report
• New digital tool calculates benefits of tree planting
• South West London Pathology signs for Clinisys LIMS
• Land Registry claims early blockchain success
• Home Office unveils digital anti-child abuse tools
• Home Office backs facial recognition trials
• Government builds new anti-slavery digital system
• Funds ‘disappear’ from school meals smart cards
• Putting Citizens First - The Future of Government Services
• Smart bins ‘could be used to encourage recycling’
• EVENT HUB: Smart Places, Smart People 2019
• Migration extended for Government Convergence Framework
• Shadow minister warns of continued NHS cyber weakness
• From outsourced to insourced with smart sourcing
• New members for Geospatial Commission
• NCSC claims successes for Active Cyber Defence
• MPs add to criticisms of Emergency Services Network
• Glasgow to test 5G for public transport
• Manchester and Liverpool begin contactless travel payments
• Police receive £5 million to test crime prediction system
• Cambridgeshire to expand and open up fibre network
• CQC publishes technology in care guide
• More Whitehall ICT projects attract warnings
• TfL to launch 4G on the Underground
• DCMS launches consultation on digital identities
• Croydon re-uses Brighton & Hove’s web platform
• Government looks at opening up rogue landlords database
• DfT to use AI in assessing roads
• Gloucestershire Council plans for transformation
• GDS uses machine learning for GOV.UK links
• Mencap completes pilot of IoT app for people with learning disabilities
• The digital backbone of ongoing transformation
• New payments policy could hit major suppliers
• Ordnance Survey hits legal dispute with geospatial start-up
• Welsh schools get £50 million edtech boost
• Trafford Council plans modernisation
• MoJ mandates body-worn cameras for bailiffs
• Energy Systems Catapult plans for data platform
• Birmingham invests in digital autopsies
• Hackney combines agile with commodity IT
• Northern Ireland Care Record extended to optometrists
• Transformation in the face of ‘digital chaos’
• CASPA aims to plug social care’s digital gap
• Leeds signs Sabio for customer surveys
• ODI examines cities’ access to private sector data
• Campaigners challenge ‘immigration exemption’ on release of personal data
• Department for International Trade scopes digital capability
• ICO chooses first 10 data projects for Sandbox
• Glasgow Council makes email data blunder
• Wiltshire Police to end ICT deal with county council
• North of Tyne gets £12 million for fibre roll out
• West Midlands lays ground for 5G application accelerator
• High Court turns down ‘Snooper’s Charter’ challenge
• Harnessing one core platform for modern services
• DfE makes push with children’s educational apps
• techUK calls for acceleration of 5G in health and social care
• Police Scotland begins NatNet2 roll out
• Universities UK slams online visa service for students
• Warwickshire Council consolidates on Microsoft
• From outsourced to in-house: take back control with smart sourcing
• TfL launches Cycling Infrastructure Database
• Survey indicates data shortcomings in Whitehall
• DVSA begins two new data initiatives
• Birmingham City Council completes ICT insourcing
• CNWL NHS Trust brings ICT back in house with smart sourcing
• Smart sourcing approach to manage service delivery
• Norfolk saves £1 million per annum through smart sourcing
• Jisc opens three digital library services
• Dstl signs video wargames company
• Information is crucial to policing capability
• NHS accredits electronic patient record suppliers
• National Archives plans website upgrade
• UCLan embeds training for use of digital therapy
• University of Edinburgh plans LoRaWAN expansion
• The priorities for smart sourcing ICT
• National Leadership Centre plans digital service
• NHS Digital updates digital accessibility guidance
• Defra signs Scisys for Earth Observation Data Service
• NHS gets National Artificial Intelligence Lab
• South Wales Police trials facial recognition app
• Scotland gets cloud procurement framework
• HS2 to use AR to train station staff
• South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue signs first data sharing deal
• Environment Agency feeds flood alerts to Google
• London Office of Technology and Innovation calls for project ideas
• NHS Digital signs cyber contract with Accenture
• Wandsworth Council offers residents VR theatre
• Digital diabetes prevention to be extended
• Research fund boosts cyber security for autonomous vehicles
• MoJ aims to strengthen IT security guidance
• Royal Devon and Exeter Trust plans ICE roll out
• Thames Valley councils launch tech challenge calls
• ‘Smart water’ pilot harnesses LoRaWAN network
• West Yorkshire bodies sign health tech MoU
• HMRC plans digital notebook for fraud investigators
• Jisc gives universities access to Sigfox LPWAN
• IET to lead creation of UK Cyber Security Council
• Information Commissioner launches new probe into facial recognition
• Police reveal cyber attack disrupted forensics
• Scotland Excel plans procurement framework for social care system
• Newcastle signs Urban Foresight as innovation partner
• YPO sets up data storage procurement framework
• MHCLG opens second round of Local Digital Fund
• NHS England claims success of digital sepsis alerts
• Scottish Government runs Civtech Challenge 4.0
• Welsh Government plans digital register of common land
• Highways England installs next generation motorway signs
• Cabinet Office works on email management tool
• ABI highlights cyber weaknesses in IoT networks
• LGA claims council savings from channel shift
• techUK announces Local Public Services Committee
• Approaching the tipping point for smart places
• South Hams and West Devon deploy new VPN
• ICO changes guidance on subject access requests
• University of Manchester study supports smartphone apps for patients
• More services to use NHS login
• DfT begins to build transport metadata catalogue
• Exeter launches digital homelessness service
• Government provides £30 million for rural 5G
• DfT to open up data on road changes
• Report flags up geospatial data’s tech potential
• Scottish Government produces 5G strategy
• GDS maintains stance on GOV.UK Verify
• Edinburgh highlights digital in health and social care strategy
• Simon Hart confirmed as minister over GDS
• FCO develops cyber improvement plan
• TfL signs Sopra Steria for control centre software
• Data to reduce disruption on the streets
• Home Office extends EE deal for ESN
• GDS chief outlines near term priorities
• Report calls for more consistency in TRO data
• Gartner highlights governments adopting cloud office
• Greater Manchester partnership launches transformation for health and social care
• Scottish Public Pensions Agency plans procurement to upgrade IT
• Birmingham plans for clean air zone ANPR
• Surge in care providers using NHSmail
• Wales extends schoolchildren’s online personalised assessments
• Highways England defends safety of smart motorways
• Southwark Council to launch digital health checks
• Home Office digitises slavery referral process
• Legal gurus give e-signatures a qualified green light
• South Wales Police wins facial recognition case
• Office of Government Property works on design of digital National Asset Register
• NHS SBS launches cloud procurement framework
• Cloud can build more innovative public services
• No big digital treats in Spending Round
• Association calls for council control over phone mast heights in 5G roll out
• Scottish research shows widespread support for IoT in healthcare
• Monmouthshire launches anti-loneliness projects
• GDS highlights cloud issues in government
• Audit highlights schools’ cyber security shortcomings
• DfE builds digital service for teacher training applications
• Study highlights hospital savings in instant messaging
• Public sector ‘should make more of space data’
• EU citizens’ group protests at online right-to-work checks
• Glasgow gives iPads to schoolchildren
• Highways England plans data discovery
• MoD strategies call for public sector collaboration
• Demos advocates digital deliberation in planning
• Devon County Council plans digital and technology service
• GLA throws spotlight on utilities in data sharing
• States of Guernsey finalises digital deal with Agilisys
• Six projects win £753,000 from Local Digital Fund
• CCS to move energy trading system to the cloud
• Government funds health data research hubs
• Study highlights full fibre and 5G benefits to councils
• ICO questions Government’s collection of GOV.UK data
• GDS to identify routes away from PSN
• East London police test knife detection tech
• Bexley Council retains Capita for revs and bens
• Leeds City Council launches location service for protected trees
• Bristol launches five-year Smart City Strategy
• RUSI highlights risks for data analytics in policing
• IfG gives green/amber to government IT outsourcing
• Neath Port Talbot Council begins to use RPA
• PM urged to outline 'broadband for all' plans
• LGA says councils should have influence over full fibre roll out
• Government launches search for digital chief
• Civil Service chief points to strategy for service automation
• DWP digital chief emphasises sharable solutions
• PowerApps: Changing the game for service fulfilment in local government
• TellMeScotland takes on councillor surgeries notices
• GDS chief outlines five pillars for future work
• NCSC highlights cyber threats to universities
• Teachers begin to graduate from new course for teaching computer science
• Uncertainties and ambitions at GDS
• NHS staff get new cyber security guidance
• ETSI makes recommendations on IoT for emergencies
• TEST gate: Driving better citizen outcomes using the power of the cloud
• GDS plans new dimension for GOV.UK
• A role for SD-WAN in migration away from PSN?
• Sheffield City Council boosts full fibre deployment
• Researchers develop climate change tool for councils
• Torbay and South Devon NHS Trust recovers from IT failure
• £10 million for Scotland’s Digital Health and Care Institute
• Public sector website accessibility regulations come into force
• Belfast signs full fibre network deal
• Thinktank calls for enablement panels for tech in social care
• MPs call for top 10 data standards for government
• Greenwich uses digital twin in energy project
• HMRC digital chief plans departure
• GOV.UK Notify passes half a billion milestone
• Leeds City Council plans new approach to IT
• Disclosure and Barring Service signs CGI and Hinduja
• MoD sets up cyber team for secure innovation
• Electoral Commission advocates data sharing to strengthen registers
• Parliament plans to raise cyber capability
• London gets standard agreement for mobile network infrastructure
• Underpinning transformation with intelligent networks
• Office of AI publishes procurement guidelines
• North Yorkshire plans fibre network roll out
• HMRC extends Capgemini contract by two years
• Scottish Government plans for digital evidence system
• Wales to appoint digital chief for health and care
• NCSC updates Cyber Assessment Framework
• Digital planning vision includes need for common data schema
• Vale of York CCG rolls out AI nursing service
• Manchester Police signs BT for network
• UKAuthority looks at Powering Digital Public Services
• CCS unveils Digital Outcomes and Specialists version 4
• Home Office signs Leidos for biometrics platform
• Report recommends data measures for Courts Service
• Gartner highlights ‘augmented intelligence’ in government
• Northern Care Alliance signs Hitachi Consulting for Digital Control Centre
• Harnessing SD-WAN for intelligent networks
• Supercharging investigations with web intelligence register
• UK and Singapore sign IoT security accord
• Open Standards Board makes choices on tabular data and APIs
• Kingston and Sutton appoint Steve O’Connor to digital role
• Defra uses satellite data to monitor diseased trees
• Defra provides funds for air quality projects
• Scottish MSPs to examine facial recognition
• Government still plans to appoint chief data officer
• University of Strathclyde and NHS Forth Valley harness 5G for eye examinations
• Five councils partner with Digital Catapult on IoT
• UK and US sign deal on electronic evidence
• GDS launches government API catalogue
• NCSC plans new approach to Cyber Essentials
• Lancashire County Council sets five digital priorities
• Barnet Council plans big LED installation
• NHS to get cyber intelligence and risk platform
• TfL releases data on road height restrictions
• The power of cloud: Empowering people, transforming communities
• Bromley renews contract with Liberata
• GLA chooses 1Spatial to develop underground assets map
• NHS National Record Locator Service to expand
• Land Registry moves towards ‘Lego’ approach
• MoD plans increase in interoperability gateways
• UKAuthority launches 2020 events
• Hull City Council to use smart city operating system
• Biometrics added to NHS App log-in
• DWP Data Science Hub develops digital trialling framework
• New group to lead on info governance in care
• NICE identifies transformation priorities
• Rob Shaw leaves NHS Digital for consultancy
• Food Standards Agency completes cloud hosting shift
• Lancashire installs robopets in care homes
• Electric cars put road pricing back on the agenda
• DWP introduces Easy Read format to broaden access
• Prioritise smart ticketing, minister tells rail operators
• Government cuts travel with 3.5 million e-conferences a year
• Sheffield City Region launches map for walking and cycling comments
• NHS screening IT ‘woefully out of date’ says review
• emails
• MoD plans IT expertise framework worth up to £1.5 billion
• Environment Agency clarifies automated flood warning calls
• Technology can help tackle violent crime says trade body
• Minister encourages councils to grant 5G planning permission
• NHS Digital pilots sending flu jab data from pharmacies to GPs
• Cardiff asks locals to pap poop with app
• NHS plans for full e-prescriptions roll out
• ESPO strikes deals for domiciliary care tech
• NHS Digital names 69 suppliers for GP IT Futures
• Government plans data push to support proptech and builders
• Peterborough extends fingerprint drug tests
• West of England Authority invests in quantum tech centre
• Newcastle begins £8 million streetlights upgrade
• Scotland’s Spatial Hub opens up for utilities
• Government provides £1 million for digital waste tracking systems
• Thurrock Council acquires new data centre
• Yorkshire and Humber Care Record reveals plan for academy
• NCSC outlines new projects in Active Cyber Defence programme
• Turning government outside-in for better services
• TfL and Vodafone take 4G into London Underground
• Geospatial Commission publishes guidance on linked identifiers
• London ploughs £10 million into full fibre
• LGA funds digital inclusion projects
• UK lags in Capgemini e-gov rankings for Europe
• Gartner says CCTV will lead IoT 5G market
• BEIS invests in ‘care robots’ research
• Reform calls for dedicated procurement watchdog
• DfT aims to digitise road freight data
• Digital forensics to examine mobiles seized in prisons
• Birmingham’s new path to transformation
• Event hub: UKAuthority Data4Good 2019
• Auditor identifies problems in Scottish Borders’ ICT outsourcing
• Bath and NE Somerset signs Yotta for streetlight management
• TRAINING: Test video embed
• Facebook project boosts breast screening take-up
• UKA Live: Outsource, insource or smart source... What's best for the public sector?
• Defra plans Export Health Certificate Online launch
• Companies Houses launches streaming API
• NHSX publishes AI guidance for healthcare
• NHS National Services Scotland automates financial processes
• The big opportunity in 'council in a box'
• Local Digital Funds backs seven more projects
• Making innovation possible
• ICO wants statutory code for police use of facial recognition
• Prevention, orchestration, automation
• Transport for London to use MySociety’s FixMyStreet
• Report calls for improvements in Whitehall ICT sustainability
• DHSC provides £26 million for e-prescriptions
• Wales to appoint digital chief for local government
• HMRC appoints Mark Denney as CDIO
• Staffordshire and Stoke signs for integrated care record
• GDS stands by ‘cloud first’ policy
• DCMS launches cyber security call for evidence
• MPs call for online registry on personal data
• Stephen Mold becomes Police ICT Company chair
• Kent County Council signs Yotta for highways asset management
• Police Scotland combines drones with AI
• TfL uses Wi-Fi data for Journey Planner changes
• Bristol launches digital parking permits
• NHSX plans new assurance for health tech
• Dstl signs Plextek-DTS for anti-drone projects
• DVLA sets up Emerging Tech Lab
• Croydon plans freight traffic control platform
• Navy aims to build up use of Nelson platform
• Greater Manchester signs suppliers for care platform
• CENSIS launches IoT cyber security programme
• Most companies fail to sell through G-Cloud
• Universities strengthen cyber security
• Changes to voter registration sparks political row
• High Court narrowly backs Ordnance Survey in ‘address wars’ case
• Public trusts NHS most on data ethics
• NHS National Procurement Scotland extends barcoding pilots
• NHSX wants two patient voice advisors
• Cranfield University announces National Cyber Deception Laboratory
• Nesta and DfE provide funds for edtech projects
• ODI calls for new drive on open data
• Changes in store for Welsh Index of Multiple Deprivation
• LGfL reactivates National Grid for Learning brand
• LOTI launches London boroughs’ tech dashboard
• North Lanarkshire signs Agilisys as tech partner
• Northern Ireland opens new open data competition
• Nottingham City Council leads trials of ‘TripAdvisor for private rented sector’
• NHS trusts demonstrate 5G ‘connected ambulance'
• University of Durham signs Terminalfour for CMS
• Cabinet Office looks at automating document analysis
• Scottish councils urged to make more of RPA and AI
• Lords ‘deeply troubled’ by UK-US anti-crime agreement
• Judge sounds ‘serf’ warning on digital public services
• London Ambulance trials phone video stream platform
• APIs transform online fly-tipping service at King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council
• NHS England to refresh Health Systems Support Framework
• West of England Authority backs lost property app
• BT to provide digital solution to NHS Blood and Transplant
• Survey shows cyber attacks on public sector on the rise
• Metropolitan Police to consolidate ICT towers
• NCSC publishes zero trust architecture principles
• NHS plans broader version of FutureNHS platform
• VR and AR attract education sector interest
• 'Cloud first' or 'cloud smart'? Getting the best from public and private cloud
• North Somerset Council signs to use Yotta software
• Scotland’s Spatial Hub takes on polling data
• From ‘cloud first’ to ‘cloud smart’
• Labour advocates using government data for automatic voter registration
• MoJ to develop cyber security log platform
• Scottish Government unveils 10 picks in CivTech Challenge 4.0
• ICO produces guidance on special category personal data
• EU launches tool for semantic interoperability assessment
• techUK manifesto includes call for ‘smarter state’
• National Crime Agency steps up automation
• ISO and IEC develop standards for internet of media things
• Event hub: Bots4Good 2019
• Courts IT guru calls for worldwide online initiative
• Police close to completing new HOLMES2 roll out
• City of London rolls out smart streetlight network
• Council group plans for open source revenues and benefits
• Welsh Government backs Powys digital strategy
• Lincolnshire Health Trust to take patient referrals online
• Wales infrastructure body wants 4G and 5G for superfast broadband
• MoD seeks new Defence Cyber Protection tool
• DHSC signs Atamis for procurement platform
• Scottish Spatial Hub opens data to academia
• Digital car tax system blamed for revenue loss
• Supercharging investigations with web intelligence
• Catapult to develop energy data platform
• English councils plan IT accessibility spend
• Looking to the next stage of the RPA evolution
• Scots want councils to use more digital tech
• NHS Wales lays plan for new e-learning platform
• WISE highlights public sector role for women in STEM
• Cloud First or Cloud Smart? Andrew Puddephatt
• Cloud First of Cloud Smart? Dan Holmes
• Getting smart value from cloud
• ICO launches consultation on new SAR guidance
• FCO aims to upgrade data analysis platform
• Outsource, insource or smart source?
• Derby repatriates to private cloud with Nutanix
• Wolverhampton Council committees to use app instead of paper
• LGA plans new cyber tools for councils
• Devon signs for Civica trading standards software
• MSPs call for extra powers for future Scottish biometrics commissioner
• NHS Wales wants patient feedback system
• Privacy group attacks NHS-Amazon deal
• Cyber security begins with a clear view of data
• West Suffolk NHS opens up app potential
• DfT works on transport data mapping tool
• MoD takes on augmented reality for telemedicine
• UK below European average on open data
• MoJ confirms digital device losses
• Harnessing AI and machine learning for web intelligence
• NPCC investigates web intelligence
• Iris improves access to intelligence tools
• BSUH NHS puts data centre at the heart of transformation
• Cloud is an operating model not a location
• A trend towards multi-sourcing
• Guernsey plans trial of digital medical certificates
• Highways England to deploy new Siemens traffic system
• Survey shows hold-ups for digital in environmental services
• How green is your council's digital?
• Norfolk speeds up Blue Badge Service for disabled drivers
• Cloud: new world, new skills
• British Heart Foundation 'right sources' its technology
• Wigan Council looks to AI, IoT and 5G
• Information Security Forum highlights threats to IoT and cloud
• How good address data strengthens elections
• Smart sourcing ICT for a fruitful middle ground
• TfL begins Journey Time Data push
• Surveillance camera commissioner writes to councils
• Home Office faces ‘super complaint’ over use of fingerprint data
• Event Hub: Cyber4Good
• TfL launches online road problems service
• Appeals Service Northern Ireland signs Civica for digital platform
• Health Education England looks to harness machine learning
• Gloucestershire Hospitals accelerates EPR roll out
• Home Office claims 40% cut in immigration tech cloud costs
• Police Scotland forced to trim digital plans
• Survey: How green is your digital?
• Lincolnshire County Council to take a stake in Hoople shared service
• Five things for public sector digital in 2020
• Powering Digital Public Services 2020
• Cardiff Council lays smart city plans
• GDS publishes guidance on avoiding cloud lock-in
• MoD appoints SSCL for armed forces personnel services
• Jeremy Quin becomes new minister for digital government
• MoD creates Defence Digital Service
• Nottinghamshire to open integrated care data to patients
• Queen’s Speech paves way for pensions dashboard
• Disclosure Scotland's PASS system falls short
• TfL signs telent to manage communication assets
• University of Roehampton signs OCLC for library software
• Scottish Government aims to boost national cloud take-up
• NHSX to build technical assurance service
• CENSIS launches IoT development kits
• Digital Identity Scotland works on attribute strategy
• Technology's role in sustainability
• Give chief information digital officer teeth, thinktank recommends
• Transport Scotland sets out CAV initiatives
• DfT to launch Bus Open Data Service
• Oxfordshire County Council approves ICT strategy
• Met Police signs Leidos for command and control
• Northumbria Water launches 5G and AR trials
• Are you harnessing digital for sustainability?
• NHS Digital aims to tighten security of NHSmail
• Hackney creates value by designing services around user need
• Nottinghamshire Police unveils drone team
• DWP upgrades digital meetings capability
• DHSC provides £40 million to ease NHS staff log-ins
• Portsmouth chooses MLL Telecom for dark fibre connectivity
• Pre-register for the Smart Sourcing report
• ieg4 ad test
• NHS Digital launches integration toolkit for NHS login
• Scottish Government announces broadband boost
• NHS England plans online tool for innovators
• Mayor points to London Datastore evolution
• Words are important in bot deployments
• NCSC launches CyBOK guidance
• Edinburgh to harness digital and data for mobility
• A modern and flexible approach to Blue Badge processing
• Birmingham’s adult social care department upgrades data capability
• Home Office launches anti-child grooming tool
• Home Office signs cloud deal with AWS
• South Gloucestershire Council signs Yotta
• West Midlands AHSN to use Idea Spotlight platform
• Jisc sets up VR and AR procurement framework
• NHS SBS launches procurement platform
• Cherwell open day on implementing digital transformation
• North Wales Fire and Rescue upgrades ITSM platform
• Scotland Excel looks to produce RPA framework
• NCSC to move CiSP platform to AWS
• TfL harnesses AI in planning for cyclists
• Police Scotland to go ahead with cyber kiosks
• HMRC minister claims improvements to CEST service
• Cardiff aims to utilise more real time travel data
• One core platform for service delivery: myth or reality?
• Microsoft aims to go carbon negative by 2030
• Libraries Northern Ireland extends Fujitsu deal
• NCSC publishes secure communication principles
• Liverpool plans civic data co-operative for health and care
• DfE refers itself to ICO over database access
• NHS Lanarkshire plans digital hospital
• Norfolk and Norwich Hospitals aims to go ‘paper lite’
• Transport for West Midlands opens co-ordination centre
• University of South Wales signs for space utilisation software
• Derby’s cautionary tale of cloud migration
• Barts Trust signs Capgemini for cloud migration
• York St John University to unify HR, finance and payroll
• Policing bodies publish new digital strategy
• Manchester City Council adopts hyperconvergence for hybrid cloud
• West Midlands Authority plans data marketplace for autonomous vehicle research
• Ts and Cs for a local gov tech tender
• Jersey launches online income tax filing
• Contact Nutanix
• DfE funds edtech projects for special needs and disabilities
• Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust to utilise app for patient care
• National Archives aims to create digital preservation ‘ninjas’
• Bank of England plans shift to public cloud
• Metropolitan Police to use facial recognition
• DfT plans data hub and mapping tool for freight
• Crown Commercial Service plans AI framework
• New survey shows public support for drone use
• The need for evolution in cyber resilience
• NHS e-Referrals and Directory of Services go to cloud
• Stockport Council launches Ami AI chatbot
• IPPR calls for public data trust on financial services
• Government to strengthen IoT security measures
• Making more of digital tech for sustainability
• One Dorset Pathology to implement single lab info system
• Government places restrictions on ‘high risk’ 5G network vendors
• DfT launches Bus Open Data Service
• Commission releases guide on publishing geospatial datasets
• Work begins on Liverpool digital ‘spine’
• Minister announces £140 million NHS AI Award
• Scottish public sector gets Cyber Assessment Service
• Border Force plans new data programme
• Companies House commits to iXBRL language
• MHCLG opens Local Digital Fund round four
• Transforming Waste Services (and 50 other processes)
• Edinburgh issues IoT challenge to schoolchildren
• National Archives wins funds for digital memory project
• NICE highlights role of digital tools in health and care
• MHCLG's Local Digital team is building a nationwide community
• LGSS proves role of modular building blocks and open standards
• Useful things with data in London
• Government wants more contracts for cyber security SMEs
• DfID plans online Growth Gateway
• NHS Digital gets new info security chief
• New chief technology officer for NHSX
• Ofgem to test automated cyber risk analysis
• Leadership drives transformation at Aylesbury Vale
• Working in a culture of openness
• DfIT launches digital tools for traders
• Peterborough Council joins LLC Register in largest migration
• NHS SBS adds cyber security function to The Edge4Health
• Rugby Council launches app for waste reporting
• Transport for London to work with LA on transport innovations
• Sustainability and transformation go hand in hand
• Survey shows risk, costs and skills shortage hinder cloud adoption
• Bristol Council funds VR training for dementia care
• Met Police sets four principles for cyber security
• Wales to get new digital cancer care service
• Environment Agency plans mindfulness app for staff
• Kent and Medway NHS to use Civica system
• Online vehicle checker goes live for Birmingham and Leeds
• Pharmacists get exemption check service for prescriptions
• TfL aims to build micromobility data system
• Land Registry adds Watford to LLC Register
• Report recommends learning platform for NHS digital champions
• Digital Identity Scotland begins prototype project
• NAO criticises prisons’ maintenance ICT
• Wolverhampton Council to get full fibre network
• Welsh Government opens ducts for fibre provision
• Greater Manchester unveils Early Years app
• West Yorkshire to trial digital demand bus services
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• Embedding sustainability into procurement
• MSPs show red light to facial recognition
• Northumberland County Council offers to handle broadband digging
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• Report highlights governance deficiencies for AI in public services
• Organisations share £4.5 million for digital social care projects
• Belfast Council trials app for smart parking
• Gloucestershire CCG plans to add social services to care system
• We need a common vision for digital in sustainability
• NHSX plans sandbox for AI in healthcare
• Tees Valley gets app for on-demand buses
• Jisc proposes targets on automated student assessments
• NHS trust launches Digital Exchange for Automation
• Survey shows public favour digital for talking to councils
• Southern Scotland gets digital learning network
• BT warns public sector bodies to plan for old product switch-offs
• CCS moves services to new PSN procurement framework
• YPO launches public sector drones framework
• GovTech Catalyst backs three traffic management projects
• Met Office to spend £1.2 billion on weather supercomputer
• Northern Powergrid releases tool for councils to identify electric vehicle points
• Croydon joins Adur and Worthing in low code partnership
• GDS highlights need for cloud spend optimisation
• Redcar and Cleveland Council struggles to recover from cyber attack
• NHS Digital and PHIN consult on public-private healthcare data alignment
• CCS to create procurement framework for automation
• Home Office aims to strengthen telecoms monitoring
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• Numbers cut on London gangs database
• Government to create National Timing Centre
• Scottish Government plans common payments service
• Courts Service launches online child arrangement applications
• Rural 5G projects win shares of £35 million fund
• SWASH trusts renew PACS deal with Sectra
• Norfolk County Council strikes two deals with Capita
• Brighton and Hove Council plans fibre ring
• HMRC chief signals support for cloud move
• UKA launches 'How Green is our Digital' report
• Catapult aims to produce environmental impact assessment platform
• DfE launches online teacher training applications
• Northern Ireland gets Cyber Security Centre
• London Councils opens web map for EV charging requests
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• Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust begins automation campaign
• ICO outlines steps to avoid bias in AI
• Welsh Government creates digital public services centre
• New version planned for London Datastore
• Thinktank calls for code of practice for police use of algorithms
• Event Hub: How Green is our Digital?
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• Event hub: How do we reduce the carbon footprint of digital services?
• Event hub: Supporting local authorities in our region
• Event hub: Sustainable Cambridge
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• Event hub: Greener Meetings & Culture Change
• Event hub: On the path to “net zero” by 2050
• Event hub: Microsoft’s Moon Shot
• Hyde Group housing association trials fire safety software
• NCSC consolidates malware and ransomware guidance
• Aberdeen City Council launches AB-1 chatbot
• Event hub: Sustainability in the public sector
• GPs in Hull and York begin to use online AI triage
• European contract for cyber threat centres goes to Capgemini Invent
• NHSX publishes standard for digital health tech
• England begins national roll out of e-notifications of flu jabs
• Transport Scotland plans to strengthen EV charging network
• DfT funds research on tech for pothole repairs
• NHS makes website syndication more flexible
• Jisc to use Ceridian HR software
• Leeds does £20.3 million full fibre deal with BT
• Fixing the plumbing on the front line
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• DWP plans single system for disability assessments
• Smart Sourcing Insight
• University Hospital Southampton to deploy new appointment portal
• Northern Ireland DfI backs open data projects
• Home Office wants cyber team for law enforcement data
• GDS highlights energy use in websites
• Tees Valley Combined Authority makes broadband investment
• Edinburgh Council develops repairs app for shared properties
• Sunderland plans to become ‘neutral host’ for 5G
• NHSX chief highlights three priorities
• test virtual
• MPs launch inquiry into Post Office IT
• NHS Digital chief outlines response to coronavirus
• Staff ‘lost confidence’ in Manchester Police IT system
• Counter Terrorism Office unveils app for businesses
• The GreenSCIES ambition for localised smart energy
• NHSBSA to launch open data portal
• LOTI throws focus onto three IoT projects
• Glasgow unveils card points for charity donations
• Sunderland City Council to develop rogue landlords app
• GDS produces prototype business case for joined up services
• NHSmail takes on new security layer
• NHS Digital creates knowledge panels for health info
• Leeds to launch clean air zone in September
• Join our Powering Digital Public Services event online
• Home Office signs Capita to support ESN migration
• UKA Live from the studio this Friday
• Green digital includes unexpected elements
• Digital projects take shares of Budget funds
• Exploring the green potential in digital
• Home Office produces three cyber security guides
• NHSBSA develops machine learning microservices for prescriptions
• Scots support more tech enabled distance learning
• CCS launches new Cyber Security Service framework
• Scotland to get biometrics commissioner
• Smart motorways to use new tech for safety
• West Midlands Authority claims big growth in ‘virtual forest’
• NHS takes action against coronavirus fake news online
• Human rights group protests police use of facial recognition
• Transport for Wales aims for real time bus info
• Six projects win in new round of Local Digital Fund
• DfT announces push for transport tech
• Welsh Government funds video healthcare consultations
• DVLA sets up API developer portal
• CCS launches Automation Marketplace
• Greater Manchester signs Virgin for fibre network
• We should view cloud as an operating model
• Cloud: an Operating Model or a Location?
• LGA calls for councils to contribute to plan for gigabit-capable houses
• Defence agencies explore market for telexistence
• Calderdale Council to set up coronavirus volunteer hub
• Met Office to shift Space Weather service to AWS
• NHSX highlights need for info sharing in coronavirus response
• Connectivity and Living Labs in Southwark
• NCSC publishes cyber security guidance for home working
• BCS survey points to cyber security headache
• Commissioners issue new data protection template for surveillance cameras
• NHS organisations to get Microsoft Teams in coronavirus response
• Harnessing private cloud to power three councils
• DWP’s journey to take back control of its infrastructure
• Hybrid is the pragmatic approach to cloud
• Online applications 'increased universal credit fraud'
• Running an away day, virtually
• National Crime Agency aims to increase data capability
• Highways England begins search for stopped vehicle detection system
• Hackney Council publishes coronavirus support services online map
• DHSC launches online isolation note service
• Cabinet Office plans for digital wellness platform
• NHSX calls for digital tools to support coronavirus isolation
• Dstl highlights growth of smart tech in cities
• NHS launches coronavirus text service
• Suppliers open up digital tools for coronavirus response
• Law enforcement struggles with volume of digital evidence
• Newcastle opens coronavirus volunteer web channel
• CCS highlights home working options for public sector
• Public Health England launches digital health evaluation service
• Connecting fire and flood risk with place through UPRNs
• Government harnesses WhatsApp for coronavirus info
• North Somerset accelerates move to Azure
• GDS updates security element of Technology Code of Practice
• King’s College London launches coronavirus symptoms app
• Improvement Service aims to broaden myaccount
• Wales wants web system to support children with additional learning needs
• Local Digital turns sights on cyber security
• NHS 111 data to be used in coronavirus response
• Socitm report highlights four future technologies
• Scotland ploughs more money into digital mental health services
• More suppliers make coronavirus support offers
• Bucks and Camden share code for coronavirus service
• Cabinet Office creates team to combat online disinformation on coronavirus
• Northern Ireland gets coronavirus app
• How UPRNs can support the coronavirus response
• NHS unveils text message for coronavirus symptoms
• Scotland to refresh national entitlement card
• NCSC publishes security tips for schools to work online
• GDS takes next step towards Global Digital Marketplace
• NHS Education for Scotland launches coronavirus recruitment portal
• techUK opens industry coronavirus support hub for councils
• DHSC confirms work on coronavirus data platform
• NHS Nightingale Hospital achieves quick EHR installation
• Insolvency Service begins digital push for Breathing Space Scheme
• Suppliers continue offers to support coronavirus response
• Adur and Worthing build community response platform on low code
• Kensington and Chelsea joins Hitachi Solutions in developing vulnerability app
• Waltham Forest runs virtual planning meeting to beat coronavirus
• Coronavirus prompts surge in NHS App and 111 usage
• Warwickshire signs Yotta for highways asset management
• Government announces Public Sector Geospatial Agreement
• Councils allowed to hold virtual meetings
• Scotland chooses Vodafone for mobile data services
• Bury Council deploys Covid-19 Triage App
• Croydon Council builds low code coronavirus apps
• GDS publishes guide to cloud hosting strategy
• Covid-19 makes digital exclusion an emergency
• Data sharing rules relaxed for coronavirus response
• Welsh GPs get video consulting service
• DHSC launches coronavirus status checker
• NHS gets quick access to virtual smartcards
• BEIS to provide £20 million for post-Covid resilience tech
• Pandemic prompts surge in e-book lending
• Birmingham joins Jadu in publishing PPE donation form
• Coronavirus digital support offers continue
• Grampian region gets Assistance Hub
• Berkshire NHS Trust deploys mental health app
• Councils pick up community Covid-19 platform
• Worcestershire builds online Here2Help service
• Oxford University Hospitals gives patients video call solution
• Nesta backs Coronavirus Tech Handbook
• Glasgow gets digital assistance hub for pandemic
• Bolton at Home signs Capita for IT services
• A further round of tech sector offers in pandemic response
• Essex County Council launches Covid-19 digital service
• Greater Manchester launches digital mental health services
• Bradford NHS team aims to extend data links for Covid-19 research
• Interpol warns hospitals of Covid-19 cyber threats
• CCS publishes procurement guidance for video conferencing
• Facebook provides Portals for NHS patients
• Scottish Parliament runs virtual question time
• Scottish councils get digital option for community coronavirus responses
• Harrogate Trust installs Silverlink PAS in Nightingale Hospital
• Geospatial Commission begins to publish housing and planning datasets
• ONS sets up new online surveys for coronavirus
• Coronavirus triggers big surge in video court hearings
• Telcos agree to boost NHS staff connectivity
• Minister confirms work on contact tracing mobile app
• UK Space Agency to back coronavirus projects
• NHS Digital extends information sharing on vulnerable children
• Sevenoaks gets on-demand bus service
• YPO signs Capita for ICT services for education
• NHS Wales releases Covid Symptom Tracker
• Organisations outline guidance on virtual meetings
• Guardian plans dialogue on care data sharing benefits
• Developing digital solutions at speed to support the vulnerable
• Birmingham provides online mental health service for young people
• Gateshead Council deploys coronavirus support dashboard
• Wales extends reach of video health consultations
• DWP directs universal credit claimants to Government Gateway
• House of Commons to run virtual proceedings
• ICO promises pragmatic approach during pandemic
• Scientists draw on SUS+ data for Covid-19 research
• Leeds data bodies join Covid-19 recovery alliance
• NHS Wales agrees on free cyber service from Thales
• Disadvantaged schoolchildren to get free laptops
• NHS uses crowdsourcing platform to support drive for coronavirus testing
• NHS Digital tests machine learning for hospitals’ Covid-19 response
• DWP launches online sign language for universal credit
• Aberdeen Council flags up art gallery app
• Border Force signs Capita for seagoing data
• Northern Ireland gets Covid-19 public data dashboard
• NHSX fast tracks Covid-19 app assessments
• Government launches digital support tool for business
• NCSC produces security guidance for video conferencing
• ETSI sets out standards for digital evidence
• FCA signs Workday for cloud ERP
• Carlisle City Council joins LLC Register
• Guys and St Thomas Trust sets up ‘3D printing farm’
• The digital boost at Achieving for Children
• UKAuthority takes main events online
• Virtual and digital interventions for vulnerable children show limitations
• ODI offers data support for coronavirus response
• Suppliers make further offers in coronavirus battle
• NAO points to digital risk in Parliament programme
• WMCA signs Chordant for CAV data marketplace
• DfE works on digital buying service for schools
• NHSX and NHS Digital launch GP Connect service
• Walsall turns to digital autopsies during pandemic
• Government to extend surveillance powers to five more authorities
• Scottish courts take hearings online
• NHSX to publish codes for contact tracing app
• Government funds 18 digital projects to support vulnerable people
• Northern Ireland gets remote sign language service for health and social care
• DASA allocates £1 million to predictive cyber projects
• How might local government build a positive digital legacy after Covid-19?
• RUSI report highlights problems for AI in national security
• DfE launches online Skills Toolkit
• Dstl signs Riskaware for CBRN software support
• Planning Inspectorate to run digital events
• Open University develops digital certificate for Covid-19 immunity
• NHS Dumfries and Galloway launches new hub for test results
• Yorkshire hospitals share new imaging network
• Heriot-Watt team develops digital twin for Orkney energy
• Encouraging schools to share edtech skills
• Suffolk County Council begins street light sensor deployment
• Welsh Government funds support for digitally excluded schoolchildren
• CCS strikes pricing deal for Microsoft Azure
• Courts Service begins major roll out of video hearings
• Hampshire Hospitals deploys SMS for staff negative Covid-19 tests
• Government opens Virtual Cyber School for teenagers
• BCS calls for safeguards in coronavirus contact tracing app
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• NHS Scotland steps up Teams roll out
• Directorate to use Khub for Welsh procurement community
• British Library to prototype UK-wide digital platform
• Hackney looks to extend support services online map
• Cabinet Office extends support for Verify
• Essex sets up exercise channel on YouTube
• Defra sets up digital hub for crop pickers
• Welsh Government provides cyber funding to councils
• NHSX creates national chest X-ray database
• GDS adds coronavirus metadata to GOV.UK
• Pilot of Covid-19 contact tracing app begins
• DHSC signs for queuing software for Covid-19 tests
• Socitm urges councils to speed up virtualisation
• What are the odds on people using the Covid-19 contact tracing app?
• Commissioner calls for stronger governance of biometrics and analytics
• Royal College of Nursing build Covid-19 info hub
• Catapult criticises digital systems for planning
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• Kent County Council launches new version of software framework
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• EE and Nokia to build air to ground network for emergency services
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• FSCS chooses Capgemini as technology partner
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• GDS launches functional standard for digital, data and tech
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• Renfrewshire Council signs Siemens for traffic control
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• Kent County Council to roll out videophones to vulnerable people
• Birmingham City Council to move to hybrid cloud
• NAO points to digital problems in universal credit
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• Space data projects for healthcare win £1.1 million
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• ICO launches online toolkit to assess FoI responses
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• Capita to provide ESN infrastructure on London Underground
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• HM Treasury to extend Making Tax Digital
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• Council launches app for Bournemouth’s beaches
• Courts’ Common Platform tests set for September
• Loughborough University team to lead research on ResilienceDirect
• CCS signs Nominet for PSN core service
• Edinburgh wins ERDF backing for CCTV upgrade
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• Land Registry begins to accept electronic signatures
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• NCSC announces Lindy Cameron as next CEO
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• Land Registry posts more datasets on online hub
• Defra launches pilot using IoT to collect forestry data
• MHRA creates synthetic datasets for research
• CCS agrees cloud services MoU with IBM
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• Court video hearings win positive evaluation
• ICO publishes guidance on data protection in AI
• Mayor of London orders Emerging Technologies Charter
• Minister says remote GP consultations should be the norm
• New resource opens for digital public service skills
• Scotland plans contact tracing app for autumn
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• MHCLG plans data observatory for Oxford-Cambridge Arc
• Survey shows public sees value of technology in public sector modernisation
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• Land Registry signs Kainos as tech partner
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• Carmarthenshire launches new self-service portal
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• DASA launches competition for threat detection technology
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• TfL plans infrastructure for Ultra Low Emission Zone expansion
• Bury and Rochdale launch new Covid-19 volunteering app
• CCS plans AI procurement framework
• Worcestershire Council launches business collaboration platform
• Government publishes metadata standards
• TfL extends Capita contract for traffic controls
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• Borders Inspector begins examination of e-passport gates
• GDS begins Document Checking Service pilot
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• West Midlands police get app to enforce face covering rule
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• NHS SBS launches Digital Workplace Solutions Framework
• GDS and Home Office set up digital form building group
• Tech enhanced learning in universities 'far from the mainstream'
• DHSC launches new version of contact tracing app
• Scottish care homes get web tool for Covid-19
• Manchester considers local public services network
• Cabinet Office plans personal data protection programme
• NHS Digital plans for platform for cyber security BI and risk
• Ofqual faces legal challenges over A-level algorithm
• 250,000 people download Northern Ireland’s coronavirus app
• Police seek new systems to track training, guns, cameras and dogs
• Algorithms bypassed for exam marking in England, Wales and NI
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• Government consults on in-lane autonomous driving on motorways
• Scotland spends to connect low income families and remote places
• Help us help you write better messages, asks GDS
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• CCS to create £800 million Digital Capability for Health framework
• DWP hands Accenture £20 million extension of application support deal
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• Buckinghamshire Council to use Pay360 payment platform
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• Government urges councils to back plans for connectivity infrastructure
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• NCSC publishes guidance on responses to cyber attacks
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• West Midlands Combined Authority funds Hacking Lab
• UK Government publishes Data Quality Framework
• Surveillance camera commissioner calls for tighter governance of police use of facial recognition
• Welsh Government drafts digital service standards
• Conwy Council to trial digital deposit return scheme
• Digital and data ‘could deliver a third of carbon cuts by 2030’
• NHS Wales to run virtual group clinics
• Overcoming human error in email security
• Overcoming human error in email security - Putting People First
• NAO points to delays and risk in Digital Services at Border programme
• Surrey and West Sussex fire services to share live video system
• TfN unveils bus data development service
• Swansea Bay City Deal approves connectivity investment
• Northern Ireland launches new round of open data competition
• Addenbrooke’s Hospital to use AI in cancer treatment
• event-test
• Government ‘lacks strategy’ on technology effect on workforce
• DfE to test digital services to support disadvantaged children
• North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust to use AI in analysing activity
• MoD agrees £500 million extension of FLIS deal with Boeing
• ICO launches toolkit for police force analytics
• Aberdeenshire sites get full fibre connections
• NCSC issues advice on SolarWinds hack
• GLA to fund air quality sensor network
• Legal judgments opened up for AI analysis
• European Space Agency plans food systems digital twin
• Home Office signs £120 million deal with AWS
• Ofqual says English schools unprepared for online assessment
• Adur and Worthing Councils sign for MLL network
• UKHO releases marine geospatial data for emergency responders
• Portsmouth City Council to use Siemens tech for clean air zone
• South Warwickshire Trust launches Digital Innovation Hub
• LOTI helps borough improve data collaboration
• ICO signs MoU with Global Cyber Alliance
• CCS and YPO launch Print Marketplace
• Home Office signs Leidos telecoms monitoring service
• Greater Manchester Care Record
• Five things for public sector digital in 2021
• Government plans new digital platform for procurement
• Health Education England to use machine learning in monitoring doctor training
• Welsh universities take up e-prescribing platform
• Adur and Worthing to use Civica HR and Payroll system
• GeoPlace publishes street naming and numbering guidance
• Kettering Hospital deploys video consultations with translations
• National Archives adopts Data Exploration Licence
• Northern Ireland to get Digital Identity Service for healthcare
• Lords call for increased effort on ethical AI
• Glasgow City Council signs Commsworld for full fibre
• Lancashire police get new body-worn camera solution
• ICO publishes new guidance on data sharing
• Scotland launches vaccination app for care staff
• London Councils publishes data framework for car clubs
• DfT runs ‘pioneer project’ of Bus Open Data Service
• Health Innovation Network to lead push of Coordinate My Care record
• East Renfrewshire Council begins smart gritting trial
• LGA funds seven councils for connectivity
• BT bags Buckinghamshire network contract
• Universities of Liverpool and Dundee launch Fake News Immunity Chatbot
• Coventry care homes run 5G remote GP consultations
• Police chiefs roll out CyberAlarm tool
• NHS Supply Chain sets up medical IT equipment framework
• Public sector ‘better able to avoid ransomware pay-outs’
• BCS calls for lifting of mobile data caps for education websites
• DfE agrees free mobile data package for home learning
• DiRAC high performance computing facility to get £20 million upgrade
• Hackney Council to set up ‘common tools’ digital team
• Schools told to increase hours of remote learning
• Data stolen in Hackney Council cyber attack appears on darknet
• DfT to review cyber security policies
• Barking and Dagenham Council to use InConcert software combination
• Transport location data projects win shares of £2 million
• Croydon Council switches website to LocalGov Drupal
• Roadmap lays out public sector AI priorities
• DfT aims to develop National Parking Platform
• Ordnance Survey opens OS Data Hub to public sector
• Royal Marsden Trust promotes Coordinate My Care record to care homes
• Welsh Government to spend £4.9 million to improve digital services
• Land Registry signs Tisski for CRM development
• NHS Wales backs use of GS1 data communications standards
• Government announces new digital leadership
• Fire services consortium renews network deal with Capita
• ‘Cloud as appropriate’ to cope with uncertainty
• Ethernet network planned for Maritime and Coastguard Agency
• Report points to progress and problems in digital progress for Scottish councils
• Lambeth Council redesigns website on LocalGov Drupal
• Hillingdon Council sets up digital service for hardship grants
• National Data Guardian publishes draft guidance on appointments
• UKA 2021 events
• GLA plans for city data sharing platform
• DfT plans to digitise Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme
• NHSX to launch dynamic purchasing system for digital social care records
• Cloud for coping with uncertainty in public services
• Technical error leads to loss of police records
• NCSC launches service for safer digital roaming
• DHSC provides £7.5 million for digital shift scheduling in NHS
• Defence Digital and techUK publish code of practice
• Milton Keynes to run trials of 5G in mobility services
• Cheshire East agrees £4.5 million full fibre deal with Airband
• Sutton and Richmond Councils to pilot use of IoT to protect vulnerable people
• GDS to develop assurance process for Whitehall digital priorities
• Nottingham Council to use energy data platform for electric vehicles
• Swindon and Wiltshire to get integrated care record
• Space Agency encourages take-up of ‘loneliness app’
• Nutanix data sharing report
• CCS launches Digital Outcomes and Specialists 5
• Property managers’ institute calls for steps to boost use of UPRNs
• NHS Wales launches covidrecovery app
• NHSBSA publishes new digital strategy
• NCSC publishes principles for cross domain security
• Reform points to shortcomings in public sector digital infrastructure
• MPs tell HMRC to provide details of digital spending plans
• Consortium to develop authentication service for drones
• City of London renews Agilisys contract
• DIT signs to use Capita GrantIS platform
• Sutton and Kingston Councils plan IoT study of ‘active travel’
• MoJ considers digital service for probation recalls
• Guy’s and St Thomas’ Trust signs for Civica EDCM
• Rural Renfrewshire gets full fibre
• Wales to spend £25 million on digital in healthcare
• NHSX survey shows progress of RPA in healthcare
• NHS Scotland launches digital service for Covid-19 vaccinations
• York Council develops Covid-19 online booking in three days
• Rhondda Cynon Taf Council to trial touchless pedestrian crossings
• DCMS launches consultation on land and digital infrastructure
• CCS launches Digital Capability for Health framework
• Highways England chooses Sopra Steria for National Traffic Information Service
• UK Research and Innovation hit by cyber incident
• Redbridge Council to use Civica housing software
• West Midlands Digital Roadmap includes datastore plan
• NHS AI Lab to run Dragon’s Den for project ideas
• Ethics group sets guidelines for police sharing facial recognition data
• Leeds City Council plans project on IoT for social housing
• NHS Digital completes migration of NHSmail to cloud
• ICO gets new director for technology and innovation
• Kevin White joins Socitm to lead on accessibility and inclusion
• UKA Inform: Exploring intelligent automation for transformation
• Intelligent automation can drive transformation
• London launches digital exclusion taskforce
• Capita wins JETS Scotland contract
• Lewisham HCP launches home monitoring for patients
• Police ICT Company sets out priorities
• Covid-19 has accelerated councils’ data innovation
• techUK sets out 10 points to boost healthtech
• Met Police cuts numbers on gangs database
• Figures show students choosing computer science and AI
• West Midlands plans for mobility-as-a-service
• Socitm calls on public sector to maintain digital momentum
• MPs call for action plan on critical emerging technologies
• Evidence Presentation System for courts set to go live
• Angus Council broadband project to use farms for infrastructure
• NICE to consult on digital health technologies guidance
• Scotland’s DHI signs to use Lenus Health Platform
• Lords’ report points to problems for innovation Catapults
• The Kemnal Academies Trust signs MLL Telecom for network
• DASA allocates £800,000 to 11 telexistence projects
• Scottish Government allocates £110 million for digital services
• National pensions trust Nest signs Atos as administrator
• Government creates UK Cyber Security Council
• DHSC launches review of health data for research
• Data ethics body investigates privacy enhancing technologies
• Delivering a common cloud platform for Leeds
• NAO highlights data extraction difficulties in pandemic shielding programme
• Stockport Homes launches anti-social behaviour app
• NHS SBS plans intelligent automation procurement framework
• DCMS publishes digital identities and trust framework
• Health and care white paper outlines data sharing plans
• Digital projects win transport tech funding
• Cabinet Office consults on extending data matching under National Fraud Initiative
• Edinburgh aims for mobility-as-a-service
• Home Office signs suppliers for vehicle devices to work with ESN
• Digital identities framework leaves issues to settle
• Using cloud to do even more with even less
• Basildon Council signs Tisski for IT modernisation
• National Data Guardian Dame Fiona Caldicott passes away
• New green investment centre to use DAFNI platform
• Post Office plans launch of digital identity app
• NHS England uses new data model for Covid-19 risk
• LOTI provides £150,000 for Covid digital and data projects
• Welsh Government pledges £15 million for education tech
• Royal Marsden Trust signs Agilisys for informatics refresh
• Defra leads cloud sustainability workstream
• Cumbria Council plans push for LocalGov Drupal
• Scottish Government updates digital service standard
• NHS e-Referrals service takes on new functions
• Boston Borough Council joins PSPS shared service
• ICO launches data analytics toolkit
• NIC calls for funding for National Digital Twin programme
• An ‘alive document’ for digital in Greenwich
• EU moves to grant data adequacy to UK
• MHCLG changes approach to Local Digital Fund
• NHS Digital extends Deloitte deal for Covid-19 test digital platform
• GDS terminates two data services
• Scottish Borders Council suffers data breach
• West Dunbartonshire Council sets digital spending plan
• Gateshead Council highlights digital in climate emergency plan
• Scottish Government considers shared service ERP
• Capitalising on the pandemic progress of cloud
• Socitm report highlights cloud risks
• NCSC publishes security guidance for home learning
• NHS Scotland adds new digital capability to urgent care
• London sets innovation challenges for pandemic recovery
• NHSX unveils digital health tech assessment
• Scotland gets cyber resilience framework
• European Space Agency signs CGI for wildfire mapping
• ICO adds SARSs rejection feature to FoI Toolkit
• London mayor launches ‘report terrorist content’ app
• GMCA progresses proposal for Manchester public services network
• Northumbria Police to pilot use of SD-WAN
• UKA Live Capitalising on Cloud - video
• DCMS to provide 5,000 tablet computers to people with learning disabilities
• GCHQ points to use of AI in protecting UK
• City of London tests waters with IoT
• Reading Council to launch multi-supplier IT infrastructure
• Liverpool joint venture to install full fibre network
• techUK calls for action to boost digital twin take-up
• London Jobcentres launch online mentoring platform
• Defra to consolidate livestock movement systems
• DWP gears up for digital NI number service
• Cheshire and Merseyside completes roll out of child health system
• Derbyshire NHS and councils move towards integrated care record
• London Legacy Development Corporation retains Civica for cloud transformation
• London Plan throws spotlight on sensors and connectivity
• NHS AI Lab launches ethics initiative
• MHCLG takes cyber health framework to alpha
• Socitm and UKAuthority Women in DDaT
• CCS sets up AV services procurement framework
• Highways England to upgrade abnormal loads system
• NHSX sets up procurement framework for electronic eyecare referral systems
• Suffolk Council plans to use VR for dementia patients
• Review shows geospatial data problems for planning and housing
• Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust plans EPR upgrade
• Scottish street data integrated into OS MasterMap Highways Network
• Public backs data driven tech in pandemic response
• East Midlands schools trust hit by cyber attack
• Infralink launches toolkit to support Scotland’s 5G roll out
• Nottinghamshire Council shares hospital discharge solution
• Scottish Fire and Rescue signs MLL Telecom for SD-WAN
• Cyber fight back
• Dorset Care Record adopts GP Connect standards
• Cyber fight back - video
• West Country partnership plans roll out of social prescribing platform
• WISE launches Researching the Tech Landscape Survey
• Metropolitan Police chooses Capgemini to develop IT infrastructure
• Making the case for WiSUN in local authority IoT
• Welsh Government backs digital democracy projects
• Probation Service supports migration to Teams for community rehabilitation companies
• Queen’s University Belfast mitigates cyber attack
• Knowing your data is crucial in cyber fight back
• Fraser Sampson made biometrics and surveillance camera commissioner
• Swansea University signs Atos for supercomputer
• Northern Ireland Civil Service rolls over Fujitsu SPA contract
• Government launches No.10 Innovation Fellowship Programme
• GeoPlace upgrades FindMyStreet service
• Greater Cambridge Partnership pilots AI traffic controls
• Highland Council runs smart buildings project
• CCS plans £2 billion Public Sector Mobile Service
• Scottish Government updates national digital strategy
• UPRNs and USRNs are crucial to planning and housing
• Land Registry unveils digital identity standard
• Dudley Council retains RM for education ICT
• Camden Council joins Google skills programme
• Government commits to national AI strategy
• MPs slam Home Office over borders digital programmes
• London extends air quality sensor network
• Facing the spectre of counterfeit kit
• Kent and Medway Councils plan pilot for digital inclusion in care
• Government points to cyber strategy in Integrated Review
• NHS Education for Scotland launches new learning for tech in care
• Auditor says DfE ‘could have done better’ with remote learning
• Scotland Excel launches procurement framework for social care systems
• Environment Agency plans single regulatory platform
• Ambulance Radio Programme contract goes to Telent
• Charity publishes accessibility guidance for remote exams in higher education
• Catch up: Powering Digital Public Services 2021
• Geospatial Commission tests public attitudes on location data
• LPPA signs Civica for pensions administration
• Colleges West Midlands develops tools for online teachers
• ICO publishes reports from data sharing sandbox
• Minister promises more funds for NHS Digital Aspirants
• Government plans gigabit broadband for remote public sector sites in Scotland (1)
• MSPs call for better scrutiny of police technology
• MHCLG identifies seven measures to reduce ransomware threat
• STFC and University of Edinburgh launch supercomputing facility
• GDS runs ‘discreet pilot’ on successor to Verify
• Spotlight on automation
• Bournemouth Beach Check app to go national
• Scotland 5G Centre Innovation Hub set for Dundee
• ONS uses AddressBase Premium in National Census
• Commission calls for greater use of technology in social care
• Welsh Government commits £8.5 million to digital in eye care
• ICO to update anonymisation guidance
• NCSC reports spike in cyber attacks on education sector
• From Police ICT Company to Police Digital Service
• Locus Charter launched for ethical use of location data
• Government sets up Projects Academy
• Government invests in digital for Edinburgh Festivals
• Police Scotland to use Civica MDM software
• Lords express concern over police losing access to EU database
• DfE to produce cyber self-assessment tool for schools
• Five ways to create a more agile police force with Microsoft Surface
• NHS SBS launches new IT hardware framework (1)
• Bournemouth to use drone data to combat litter
• MHCLG begins consultation on councils’ virtual meetings
• Sarah Wilkinson stands down from NHS Digital
• Powering Digital Public Services - Partners
• Wales gets new national digital strategy
• Jamie Shand
• Local government groups challenge MHCLG on remote meetings
• Ian Roddis
• Craig Taylor
• Navy takes Service Standard to defence
• Scottish Government sets up Digital Ethics People’s Panel
• Schools trust hit by ransomware attack
• Virtualisation in the public sector’s new digital mindset
• St Helens and Knowsley NHS Trust beefs up video consultations
• Greater Manchester claims £11.8 million in full fibre benefits
• Border Force to develop application for x-rays
• NHSX invests £5 million in teledermatology
• MoJ to roll out ‘sobriety tags’ in England
• Dstl launches Exploration Division
• Don’t go it alone in digital transformation
• Five more councils to joined Land Registry LLC Register
• Police Digital Service and techUK announce partnership
• Edinburgh Council to give iPads to schoolchildren
• Socitm highlights financial pressures on social care IT
• Central Digital and Data Office goes into operation
• Cabinet Office looks for identity assurance director
• Post Office to retain Horizon until March 2024
• Shropshire Council claims benefits of hybrid cloud
• Making immersive technologies a reality for public services
• Dstl takes on CGI for Intelligent Ship project
• Dstl sets up unit in National Innovation Centre for Data
• CCS opens two new software procurement frameworks
• Highways England signs for motorways modelling tools
• MHCLG gets behind council virtual meetings
• HMRC agrees £94 million cloud deal with AWS
• UKRI signs Worth Internet Systems for digital funding service
• City of Edinburgh launches app for maintenance of co-owned properties
• DWP completes migration to VME-R platform
• CCGs in Hampshire and Isle of Wight get IT support deal
• Government gives Redcar and Cleveland £3.68 million for cyber attack recovery
• West Lothian Council uses AI app for road repairs
• Government plans digital service for deaths registration
• Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole signs KPMG as strategic partner
• Highways England to roll out tyre checking sensors
• Nesta publishes guidance for collective intelligence in public service design
• Auditor gives qualified praise to Welsh Government ICT insourcing
• Digital positives from the pandemic
• Bradford city centre to get digital twin
• Highways England chooses Navtech Radar for SVD upgrade
• Cannock Chase Council to launch healthy lifestyle app
• Stockport Homes signs Civica for housing software
• HIN funds new round of digital healthcare projects
• National Data Guardian highlights need for data transparency in health and care
• Staffordshire Council to use data tool for SEND funding
• Defence Digital Service moves R2-D2 data to public cloud
• Inform digital positives from the pandemic
• Oxford University Hospitals Trust to test smart devices for AF heart alerts
• Government calls out Russia over SolarWinds cyber attacks
• Cyber attack hits University of Hertfordshire
• Remember people in utilising robotic process automation
• BCHA uses IoT to monitor water temperatures
• MoD wants digital ecosystem to support primary healthcare in defence
• NCSC plans for new version of CiSP
• Data Science Campus expands programme
• Glasgow to use Eclipse platform in health and social care
• Government proposes law changes to boost rural mobile connectivity
• CCS agrees new pricing MoU with Microsoft
• Highways England steps up provision of SVD tech on smart motorways
• NCSC publishes cyber security training for schools
• IfG calls for renewed effort to build Civil Service skills
• Suffolk County Council pilots digital educational psychology tool
• Met Office and Microsoft to build supercomputer for weather and climate
• Good Things Foundation and Nominet plan Data Poverty Lab
• MoD signs for Primary Medical Care Information Service
• Intellectual Property Office plans for single digital system
• Falkirk Council switches telecare to digital
• Health and social care tech ‘needs better evidence base’
• CCS extends G-Cloud 12 by a year
• Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation works on AI assurance roadmap
• MoJ wants tech to support prison leavers
• DWP extends deal with Tata for Children’s Platform
• Check In Scotland launches for contact tracing
• Government gives Verify a stay of execution
• Essex County Council set up care technology deals
• MoJ signs AWS on cloud services deal
• Southwark Council develops digital tool to monitor affordable housing
• DSA to set data standard for vulnerable people services
• Coordinate My Care integrates with NHS National Record Locator
• High Court rules against remote council meetings
• West Midlands signs Ito World for bus info system
• TfN provides travel disruption data to Citymapper app
• NHS Digital appoints Simon Bolton as interim CEO
• PDS produces social media tech framework for police
• GDS chief outlines five-year focus
• Government to set up digital, data and technology sub-board
• Greater Manchester commits to GM One Network
• Hull Data Observatory goes live
• Government creates electronic marriage register
• GeoPlace conference: Places for People
• Centre to review Welsh digital public services
• Events Research Programme uses CIPHA health data platform
• Institute of Cyber Digital Investigation Professionals becomes self-funding
• New capabilities in digital health and care
• Day One: Digital Health and Social Care 2021
• Day Two: Digital Health and Social Care 2021
• Day Three: Digital Health and Social Care 2021
• SAS pledges data skills support for service personnel
• NHS to develop digital staff passport
• NCSC publishes principles for smart city security
• University Hospitals Sussex develops care coordination platform
• AWS wins hosting deal for NHS Scotland digital platform
• A changing infrastructure for digital public services
• Report shows surge in government themed phishing
• Treasury provides £26 million for councils’ migration to LLC
• Phase two of transport location data competition begins
• Good Things Foundation partners with Capita on digital inclusion
• Sutton to install air quality sensors near schools
• DWP digital chief sets out four goals
• West Midlands councils back 5G accelerator
• CCS launches Cloud Compute framework
• NHS Digital creates new extraction service for GP data
• Derbyshire County Council launches health apps library
• NCSC launches cyber Early Warning Service
• South Lanarkshire modernises Care at Home Service
• Antrim and Newtownabbey switches financials to SaaS
• Paradigm Housing signs to use Civica platform
• Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin ICS signs Graphnet
• Land Registry encourages software firms to support LLC data migration
• North Cumbria Integrated Care Trust to use Better Meds
• Scottish police get emerging tech advisory group
• NHSX sets up RPA community of practice
• Irish healthcare systems hit by cyber attack
• Suffolk Council signs Alcove as digital care partner
• CCS plans ‘recommended’ public sector mobile voice and data deal
• Hampshire opens bus passenger information deal to other councils
• GDS plans simplified ‘megamenu’ for GOV.UK
• Learn from data-sharing failures on clinically vulnerable
• Greater Manchester to help under-25s, over-75s and disabled people online
• DCMS to focus on opportunities of data-sharing
• London sets location-based restrictions for e-scooters
• NHS Digital adds vaccine passport function to app
• Sussex mental health trust opts for e-prescribing
• Sutton and Kingston install water level sensors to tackle flooding
• Cabinet Office sets up in-house consultancy service to cut external spending
• New British rail operator to widen use of digital ticketing
• Bath NHS trust to introduce unified comms system
• Scotland's nature agency enlists AI
• GDS focus on joining up services, identities and data
• Liverpool trials free 5G access
• CCS agrees public sector discounts with Workday
• Paul Boyle becomes new chair of Jisc
• University of West Scotland to support AI platform for mental health
• KTP project to focus on data and digital in social prescribing
• Ofqual launches data tool for exam result trends
• Home Office unveils digitisation plans for borders and immigration
• International threat intelligence network for research and education goes live
• Councils begin Understanding the Digital Divide project
• Scotland gets rural 5G hub in Dumfries
• Morecambe Bay Hospitals exploit low code
• Report calls for better management of Police National Computer
• MAIT emergency services messaging goes live in Wales
• Birmingham signs Agilisys for customer service strategy
• Maintaining the pace of transformation post-pandemic
• BCS calls for change in law on computer evidence
• NHS AI Lab works on strategy for health and social care
• UKRI funds data hub on chronic pain
• SNEE to use automation to protect professionalism in care
• ICO calls for feedback on anonymisation guidance
• Sutton and Kingston to deploy AI to monitor cycle lanes
• Audit Scotland highlights cyber threats to public sector
• University of Edinburgh acquires Atos supercomputer
• NHSX plans digital maternity programme
• MHCLG funds councils testing digital tools for planning
• Defra signs Kainos for digital delivery support
• Geospatial Commission sets next priorities
• Stockport Council launches open data portal
• MoD plans to build Digital Backbone ecosystem
• Finding a fast route to cloud benefits
• Royal Navy uses AI in at-sea exercise
• DfE creates new head of digital role
• NHS England to equip ambulance crews with body cams
• Government backs new centre for AI and quantum computing
• NHSX launches procurement framework for digital social care records
• Belfast launches Civic Dollars app
• Scottish Government adds to digital inclusion fund
• NCSC raises new cyber alert of education sector
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• 5G transport projects win new funding from WMCA
• Next challenges and opportunities in digital transformation
• NHSX reveals plan for NHS Account for digital services
• City of York deploys real time transport modelling
• NHS Digital delays launch of patient data service
• Buckinghamshire Council to consolidate revenues and benefits on Northgate system
• Second Welsh health board signs for Cito software
• Catch up: DH&SC2021
• Navy and RAF to use low code for recruitment system
• CCS agrees on new cloud MoU with Oracle
• Facing up to post-pandemic demands in transformation
• Warwickshire councils to consolidate data to support people at home
• Matt Lewis become new Socitm vice president
• Nesta sees signs of remote learning fatigue in schools
• Essex begins upgrade of smart streetlights
• Interactive Scottish Crop Map goes live
• Researchers to test haptic tech in education
• Stirling Council surveys public for new website design
• NHS trusts launch phone app for long covid
• Passport Office signs £21 million deal with Atos
• Cumbria and Durham police deploy new mobile apps
• Winchester runs local digital survey
• Northern Ireland gets online Probate Portal
• CivTech Scotland launches new challenges
• DfE to launch digital service for teacher training applications
• NHS Digital Terminology Server goes live
• Scottish Government signs Scott Logic for digital identity support
• Investment Security Unit to build digital system
• NHSX CDO advocates more virtual wards
• Accelerate your journey to cloud benefits
• CCS launches Technology Services 3 framework
• Government highlights data plans for reform
• £36 million goes to 38 AI in healthcare projects
• Building a digital and data structure for Leeds
• Welsh police back anti-theft sensors on farms
• GDS adds real user monitoring to GOV.UK
• BEIS launches online tool for shared parental leave and pay
• Southwark to use Civica system for pensions
• National Archives to provide online home for court judgements
• Bristol Council commissions review of IT services
• ICO urges caution in using facial recognition in public places
• Reaping benefits from the cloud more quickly
• Improvement Service places green heat data on Spatial Hub
• NHS England to invest in digital maternity records
• Pilots to begin for data alignment between public and private healthcare
• Report points to public sector role in managing drone usage
• NHSX plans decision tree for buying social care digital systems
• Finding fresh perspectives on smart places
• Challenges and opportunities ahead for digital leaders
• DHSC promises new data strategy for NHS
• CCG in Lancashire rolls out online consultation system
• West Midlands harnesses 5G sensors for roads data
• Hampshire police first to use Common Platform for case management
• DHSC publishes draft data strategy for health and social care
• TfL plans for mobile coverage in Underground
• DVLA launches online driver tachograph applications
• Ofcom sets rule for emergency videos with sign language
• Housing and planning take centre stage at GeoPlace’s annual conference
• Minister urges wider use of UPRNs in housing
• CIPFA and CPRAS form new public sector tech procurement organisation
• Cabinet Office sells Axelos IT service management body
• DCMS provides £1 million for Open RAN research facility
• University of Sunderland develops digital tool for forensic interviews
• Scottish Government commissions planning data pathfinder
• Swansea Bay wins £55 million for digital infrastructure
• Geospatial Commission develops benchmark for data access
• NI Land and Property Services finds integration partner
• A whole system approach for a smart Greater Manchester
• EU confirms data adequacy arrangement with UK
• Birmingham Community Healthcare chooses new e-prescribing system
• Highways committee adds new functions to app
• Prison Service plans for more video conferencing
• CLCH NHS Trust renews deal with Capita
• MoD to use Sopra Steria system in managing family housing
• NHS Digital highlights new digital social care products
• Catch up: Smart Places, Smart Cities
• Why data protection is key for achieving your smart places goals
• MHCLG unveils web apps for planning process
• DWP minister backs employment association platform for jobseekers
• Socitm publishes briefing on Covid recovery for councils
• Jisc appoints Heidi Fraser-Krauss as new CEO
• Explore the potential of location intelligence
• Nottingham Hospitals to use HALO AP for pathology workflow
• ESFA provides £18 million for tech in technical education
• City of London Police to update fraud and cyber crime reporting system
• Research council provides £1.2 million for DAFNI facility
• NHS England plans boost for FutureNHS platform
• DCMS launches £30 million Open RAN fund
• UK Cyber Security Council launches professionalism initiatives
• Blackburn with Darwen signs MidlandHR for HR and payroll system
• Army uses AI in military exercise
• Passport Office signs Kainos for digital death registrations
• The next opportunities and challenges in digital transformation
• Defence Digital sets out sustainability strategy
• Kettering Hospital begins patient record digitisation
• Florence Nightingale Foundation launches digital leadership programme
• Midlothian Council publishes digital strategy
• New services add extra value to UPRNs
• Digital Health and Care Wales plans for clinical repository
• Data sharing in Greater Manchester
• PHE updates guidance on evaluating digital health products
• BEIS to launch grants data management system
• NHS scores top on public trust in using data
• Ombudsman criticises NHS imaging services
• GDS begins work on HTML form-building solution
• Smart tech in new homes for adults with learning disabilities
• Tests show 3D software supports police line-ups
• Richmond and Wandsworth integrate social care software
• DfT explores open data options for EV chargepoints
• Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation identifies priorities
• London government gets data science bootcamp
• Sutton Council deploys IoT sensors against fly tipping
• British Transport Police reviews data architecture
• Catch up: UKA Live Location Intelligence
• North of Tyne CA funds data science for foodbank
• Home Office sets six principles for DDaT
• NAO flags up nine issues for government efficiencies
• DVLA rolls out roadside check technology for driver images
• Dundee chooses suppliers for Scottish entitlement cards
• Cheshire Constabulary to use Unit4 back office systems
• Leeds Teaching Hospitals plans new data platform
• Dorset Council consolidates digital tools for planning
• Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation publishes PETS guide
• LOTI sets strategy for year three
• AHPA and Defra to launch new IT system for plant exports
• From location data to location intelligence
• DfT funds tech projects for disabled travellers
• TALG opens up smart city software protocol
• Regional data sharing
• Lincolnshire Hospitals renews care portal deal
• ESFA signs Arvato for Customer Experience Centre
• DCMS proposes governing body for digital identities
• Minister sets new criteria for collection of GP patient data
• Effective data sharing for stronger public services
• NAO criticises government on digital change
• ICO launches AI risk toolkit
• Gloucestershire NHS Trust to use Cito software
• NHS England plans analysis of staff movements
• CDDO aims to build domain checking toolset
• Lords committee calls for evidence on new tech in law enforcement
• Alliance formed for data science standards
• Royal Geographical Society signs up to Locus Charter
• Review of Whitehall digital calls for ‘teeth to the centre’
• techUK highlights need for better data in criminal justice
• NCSC publishes zero trust principles
• Lord Maude’s hard line on government digital
• NHS Digital creates Data Uses Register
• Northern Ireland gets vaccine certification app
• Care homes to get access to Hampshire and Isle of Wight digital record
• Guy’s and St Thomas’ Trust to use AI tool in cancer trials
• NI Land and Property Services signs Equiniti
• NHSBSA plans new digital platform for NHS jobs
• NHS Digital sets itself target on staff diversity
• Scotland retains HPC for mobile client devices
• Royal Berkshire NHS uses avatar to support kidney patients
• DQHub calls for input into data maturity model
• Lancashire and South Cumbria to integrate medicines records
• Alexandre Notay joins board of Geospatial Commission
• GDS creates govcookiecutter for data science
• iStandUK creates SAVVI Tech Working Group for vulnerability data
• Hackney Council moves financials to private cloud
• Milton Keynes launches green transport app
• NI vaccine certification app hits early problems
• DCMS updates digital identity trust framework
• Police Digital Service plans for penetration testing framework
• TfGM makes progress on traffic management software
• DCMS claims successes in Liverpool 5G Testbed
• NHS Covid-19 app updated to reduce notifications
• HMRC announces shift to Customs Declaration Service
• MHCLG launches PropTech Engagement Fund
• WMCA looks for mobility-as-a-service delivery partner
• MoD runs Bug Bounty programme for ethical hackers
• BCS says UK can set gold standard for ethical AI
• Camden plans new air quality sensor network
• English ambulance crews to get body-worn video
• ICO publishes guidance on direct marketing rules for public sector
• Liverpool City Region lays out digital plans
• Eight ideas make longlist for Civil Service Data Challenge
• Jisc and QAA highlight cyber threat to universities from essay mills
• New printer and document management deal for Wales
• Westminster to boost connectivity for social housing
• People skills paramount for Wales’ top digital job
• GDS signs Notify SMS deal with MMGRP
• Transport for London to use smart tech for roads management
• NCSC launches scam website reporting service
• GDS signs cloud services deal with AWS
• Passport Offices agrees new deal with Kainos
• NHS to get new IT system for cervical screening
• LOTI looks at digital inclusion in temporary accommodation
• HMRC signs Cognizant in deal worth up to £90 million
• New approach, new language for cloud migration
• Royal Navy trials digital system for souls onboard
• Sunderland and Northern Ireland to provide testbeds for healthy ageing solutions
• LGA launches Digital Pathfinders Programme
• A new bi-borough approach to innovation
• TfGM to use sensors for data on walking and cycling
• Sunderland City Council launches transport challenge
• NHS Digital claims big benefits from Social Care Programme
• NHSX surveys clinicians on electronic patient record software
• Time to strengthen your cyber procurement
• Computers for Scottish school pupils
• OS £6m game app deal
• NI chooses integrated health Lims
• Scottish NHS readies SWAN reprocurement for take-off
• Wandsworth introduces children’s personal budget software
• MoD accelerator to fund cyber security innovation
• Ebbw Vale to get 5G immersive classroom
• ONS seeks localised online job advert data
• NHSX and Q Lab UK to collaborate on trust in remote monitoring
• DWP contracts Deloitte to support data transformation work
• West of England seeks partners to fill digital skills gaps
• Wiltshire pothole pilot considers drones and digital twins
• Net zero opportunities in location data
• Home Office plans generic ID service
• ICO approves GDPR certification criteria
• Hampshire pilots mobile app for active travel
• NS&I plans new approach to digital operations
• Government report calls for demonstrators and national centre for health tech
• CCS sets up £3.5 billion deal for contact centres and business services
• DfT plans upgrade for port resilience data
• Harrow Council builds digital twin on GIS
• Aberdeenshire launches app for demand responsive buses
• NHS AI Lab develops tool to predict length of hospital stays
• Defra plans for new Data Services Platform
• A new dimension for business continuity
• DCMS announces preference for new information commissioner
• Blackpool Council signs TechnologyOne for ERP
• Improvement Service builds prototype dog control database
• AHDB outlines Digital Grain Passport ambition
• Managing digital complexity in a crisis
• Call for more Caldicott Guardians in health and social care
• DfT plans digital register of non-UK vehicles for clean air zones
• NHS Scotland plan involves scaling up of digital
• NHSX publishes new tech guidelines for NHS trusts
• MHCLG to build team for cyber security support for councils
• Geospatial Commission announces land use data pilots
• Competition and Markets Authority plans new digital channels
• Smart sourcing insight - outsourcing, insourcing & cloud procurement
• Ambulance Radio Programme chooses service partner
• South Essex councils to extend full fibre network
• Commissioner launches consultation on surveillance camera code
• Conwy Council takes SaaS route for business management
• UK Cyber Security Council appoints CEO
• Highways England plans digital twin of roads network
• techUK urges central government to make more of intelligent automation
• Hospitals join trial of AI in prostate diagnosis
• Croydon signs open access deal for 4G connectivity
• MoJ retains Interventions Manager software for rehabilitation
• Met Office creates framework for delivery partnerships
• CCS plans £2 billion big data and analytics framework
• MHCLG backs data sharing projects for vulnerable children
• Pensions Dashboards Programme signs Capgemini
• Birmingham Council steps up digital inclusion effort
• Parliamentary group consults on Open Life Data Framework
• TfGM signs deals for Manchester clean air zone
• Passport Office signs another deal with Kainos
• Student survey highlights need for more support in remote learning
• MHCLG opens new round of Local Digital Fund
• Build begins on digital map of underground assets
• Responding to the shifting ground of cyber threats
• Cabinet Office launches Border Innovation Hub
• UK Atomic Energy Authority tests robot dog for Sellafield
• NAO slams Home Office record on National Law Enforcement Data Service
• DCMS promotes use of public buildings and street furniture for 5G
• All divorce applications to move online
• TfL signs TCS for taxi and hire vehicle licensing technology
• What a new data regime could mean for public services
• South Tees NHS Trust to automate inventory management
• Youth Justice Board and police commissioners share data tool
• Salford long Covid patients begin to use mobile app
• Great North Care Record extends to children’s community services
• Insolvency Service plans technology modernisation
• Glasgow City Council creates Open Data Hub
• Catch up: Resilience & Cyber4Good 2021
• UK Hydrographic Office revamps Admiralty EasyTide platform
• Sport England launches new digital tools
• DCMS plans indicator suite on progress of National Data Strategy
• Derbyshire schools group to use Civica cloud systems
• Newcastle signs Yunex Traffic to support CAZ scheme
• MoJ leads programme to link vulnerability data
• A Scottish perspective on the digital divide
• Sutton Council trials IoT for disabled parking bays
• Joint Air Quality Unit signs Informed Solutions for managed service
• MHRA to update regulations on software and AI in medical devices
• NHSX publishes strategy for digital clinical safety
• North of Tyne offers digital platform to students for careers search
• BEIS plans digital service for buildings’ energy ratings
• Edinburgh Council launches online recycling sorter
• British Transport Police plans mobile app for incident reporting
• Government report advocates plan for large scale computing in UK
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough to align connectivity with transport plan
• Outdated IT contributed to underpayments of state pension
• Government-industry partnership forms Digital Inclusion Impact Group
• GDS chief outlines alternative approaches in future government log-in
• New strategy points to public sector role in boosting AI in UK
• Newcastle City Council launches smart city website
• Mayor of London publishes Emerging Technology Charter
• What the public and property sectors can gain from UPRNs
• Coventry University uses AI to monitor student wellbeing
• South London councils plan new IoT projects
• Courts Service signs Version 1 for CFT Programme
• HMRC puts back start of Making Tax Digital for income tax
• East Sussex Council signs MLL for South East Grid
• Charity report highlights role of combined authorities in closing digital divide
• West Kent Housing agrees partnership with Civica
• MoJ sets up working group on e-signatures
• Christie NHS Trust commits to low code platform
• NCSC points to principles based assurance for technology
• London police to get retrospective facial recognition
• MoD unveils Data Strategy for Defence
• Scotland’s Towns Partnership signs deal with Commsworld
• Swansea Council requires suppliers to show cyber security credentials
• Driverless shuttle bus trial runs in Birmingham
• Ordnance Survey signs up to Locus Charter
• Land Registry to use containerisation platform
• Outcomes above ‘tick the box’ for cyber security
• NHSX states priorities for interoperability standards
• Northern Ireland to get single lab information system for pathology
• Aberdeen Council commits to digital music teaching
• Protecting against ransomware in a hybrid cloud world
• Digital health apps library to extend across South-West
• LGA calls for the Government to back local digital champions
• National Cyber Force to be based at Samlesbury
• Yorkshire and Humber Care Record extends to the Midlands
• A new era for data in the public sector
• Problems and possibilities in procuring cloud for the public sector
• NHS Digital takes over National Disease Registration Service
• Geospatial Commission highlights new features in data licensing
• GMCA gets case management system for effort to reduce rough sleeping
• Glasgow outlines four themes in Digital Housing Strategy
• CPS to test digital jury bundle
• CCS brings sustainability onto new transport management tech framework
• NCSC sounds security warning over use of BYOD
• Government sets net zero rule for suppliers
• Telford and Wrekin Council launches new app
• GLA launches High Streets Data Service
• DAFNI sets sights on environment and digital twins
• ONS launches private beta of Integrated Data Service
• Police forces extend Athena contract with NEC
• Leicester Hospitals to implement Ingenica system to track and trace stock
• Newcastle Council upgrades How Busy Is Toon website
• University of Edinburgh claims success for Covid-19 remote monitoring programme
• Salford Council teams with TalkTalk for digital inclusion
• Scottish Government announces new CivTech projects
• BCS calls for retention of human review of AI decisions
• Cabinet Office plans for digital voter IDs
• Government plans new ‘one stop’ GOV.UK app
• CCS launches purchasing framework for space enabled and geospatial services
• MPs highlight data shortcomings in Covid-19 response
• NHS Digital updates cyber security awareness toolkit
• Nesta outlines priorities for human-AI co-operation in social issues
• NHSX shifts information governance effort to problem solving
• Tendring Council’s visualisation of service improvements
• Inform Focus: Transformation
• Majority confident in online public services post-pandemic
• Sussex hospital trust begins to use patient communication app
• Axon to deliver Scotland’s digital evidence system
• North Devon and Torridge Councils develop local business app
• Exploiting data to navigate the perfect storm
• Welsh fire service to consolidate fleet data in cloud
• Scottish childcare charity aims to upgrade software
• Courts Service to launch digital support service
• NALC publishes website accessibility guide
• Public sector data, systems engineering and a virtual pigeon
• NHS AI Lab backs projects using AI on racial inequalities in healthcare
• DASA to support projects for military information assurance
• Wales’ Centre for Digital Public Services appoints joint chief executives
• Sunderland signs BAI for 5G infrastructure
• Met Office and Esri create digital resources for teaching climate change
• GDS looks for partner to develop digital ID check app
• Catch up: Innovation & Data4Good 2021
• DASA to test wearable tech for physiological data
• Bringing the future of healthcare into focus
• User numbers rise over past year for NHS login
• Testing the potential for AI in the NHS
• Government pledges another 500,000 devices for disadvantaged children
• DLUHC gives councils over £1 million for digital planning pilots
• Understanding human mobility and changing behaviours post-pandemic
• Staffordshire signs Cadcorp for GIS and web mapping
• NHSX allocates £6.5 million to digital healthcare projects
• DVLA signs second deal with Made Tech
• Cabinet Office signs for anti-fraud technology
• CMA calls inquiry group into Airwave investigation
• DHSC to pilot rewards app for physical activity and healthy eating
• Mersey Tunnels payments to move to T-FLOW system
• Defence IT centres open in northern Scotland
• GMCA unveils digital exclusion risk indicator
• Challenges in public sector digital procurement
• Event Resources - Innovation and Data4Good 2021
• Greater Manchester Care Record integrates Covid-19 app
• MHRA outlines principles for AI in medical devices
• Spotlight on the power of data
• Spending Review 2021 – Where the digital money is going
• Is public sector procurement fit for the digital age?
• Scottish organisations plan new IoT trials
• NHS gets new medication information standard
• Land Registry adds six more councils to LLC Register
• Paying down the technical debt burden
• Government pressed on GCHQ-AWS cloud deal
• ICO fines HIV Scotland for email data protection breach
• ONS launches UK climate change portal
• DWP creates Chief Data Office
• UK and EU agree to digitally verify Covid-19 vaccination certificates
• Universities and colleges see ransomware as biggest cyber threat
• Socitm gives thumbs down to Spending Review
• NCSC plans two new government services
• IPO claims success for AI tool in identifying trade marks
• ODI calls for better data to support social prescribing
• Northern Ireland DoF signs EY as transformation partner
• West Midlands roads to get air quality sensors
• An OIX perspective on digital identities and trust
• Welsh critical care system contract goes to Ascom
• Allerdale Council to use TechnologyOne ERP
• Edinburgh College opens digital care hub
• DWP plans digital Access to Work service
• Analyst predicts governments to make more of hybrid working, RPA and zero trust
• ICO says private message channels are subject to FoI
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough look to smart tech in connectivity strategy
• Making Tax Digital to raise more and cost more
• Northern Ireland gets ‘domestic use’ app to verify Covid vaccination
• Councils launch SW Herts strategy website
• Barts Health builds digital pathology network
• Liverpool City Region to install pollution sensors
• Is data the golden thread to decarbonisation?
• Scotland’s data network focuses on protected characteristics
• Kew Gardens gets COP26 Government digitisation funds
• Cracking the machine learning matrix event
• Download facing up to post pandemic demands in transformation
• £2bn big data big-spending notice from Cabinet Office
• London’s LOTI tackles digital exclusion in dementia
• Download new approach, new language for cloud migration
• Download digital positives from the pandemic
• Download cloud for coping with uncertainty
• Download a digital silver lining on the Covid-19 cloud
• Ireland books in Spydus library management deal
• Kent and Medway STP launch integrated health records
• Midlands NHS and Agilsys to roadmap data strategy
• NHS diagnostics gets digitisation funds
• Drivers turn away from online renewal
• National Park usage data shows peak demand
• IoT protects vaccines in Aintree
• £100m electronic warfare contract awarded
• Banking watchdog adopts AI
• Land Registry build a digital home
• Bromley works new waste website
• Self service options for Epping residents
• CDDO adds sustainability to Technology Code of Practice
• NHS Digital adds new element to Deloitte deal for Covid-19 tests
• Nottingham Hospitals builds new platform for non-NHS patients
• DCMS and space agencies plan satellite communications for trains
• DCMS lays ground for cyber security requirements in public procurement
• Nine councils win funding for platform and software projects
• HMRC urged to adopt new data tools to recover tax debts
• Cabinet Office plans portal for charity funding
• UKRI extends use of Verto platform
• New insights on AI and automation in public services
• Merseyside councils deploy algorithm in early support pilot
• LoRa network planned for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
• Socitm sets out local service needs in digital identities
• NHS gets digital document procurement framework
• LGA launches online tool on local employment and skills programmes
• Gateshead Council provides digital boost for voluntary and community sector
• Scottish schoolchildren to learn from IoT data
• Government signs up to Digital Nations statement
• Bath Spa University to use TechnologyOne platform
• Basingstoke and Deane plans 5G for business district
• Met Office and University of Exeter back environmental intelligence centre
• NI Cyber Security Centre launches education programme for schools and youth groups
• National Data Guardian urges caution over data regulation proposals
• NHS England to take over NHSX and NHS Digital
• National Traffic Information Service to move to Azure cloud
• LGA announces nine Digital Pathfinders councils
• Four Scottish councils win support for mobile connectivity
• Social housing regulator to replace data collection portal
• National approach to regulating AI ‘a priority’
• Home Office retains CGI for Police National Database
• LGA plans programme for digital in adult social care
• Review recommends Transformation Factory for NHS England
• NHSX sets out priorities for scaling up RPA
• Salford Council offers cyber security funds and training to local business
• Home Office accepts recommendations for visas and immigration systems
• Met Police signs Atos for application management services
• CDDO publishes transparency standard for algorithms
• University of Essex to evaluate InnOvaTe IoT projects
• DWP extends JETS Scotland contract with Capita
• Homerton Hospital sets up online questionnaires for endometriosis treatment
• UKRI to use data science in digital net zero programme
• Wales to get single digital system for childcare
• NCSC to update Cyber Essentials requirements
• Creative Scotland harnesses data for transformation
• Norwich and Norfolk Hospital deploys new data centre
• Government resurrects Chief Technology Officer Council
• CCS chooses two suppliers for Tail Spend Solution
• Wolverhampton to host pilot of healthy living app
• Making a success of robotic process automation
• Proving the case for RPA in a hospital trust
• Catch up: AI & Bots4Good 2021
• DHSC pledges £150 million for tech in adult social care
• Event resources - AI & Bots4Good 2021
• Cabinet Office fined £500,000 for New Year Honours data breach
• Barnsley Hospital deploys care co-ordination app
• Disclosure and Barring Service extends IT partnership with CGI
• Croydon Council to install smart bus shelters
• Norfolk County Council’s framework for intelligent automation
• DWP extends ASIS contract with Atos
• Civil Service union threatens strike over courts’ Common Platform
• Dstl develops interactive Covid-19 risk tool
• Contract extends child health system for the South-West
• Jisc sets out pathway for ethical AI
• Catch up: Perspectives Live - Cracking the machine learning matrix
• MoJ promises investment in digital for prisons
• Transport for London to run simulations of roadworks
• First Scottish council uses automation for planning and building standards data
• Disclosure and Barring Service to be first to use One Login
• CDEI sets out six steps towards AI assurance
• UPRNs combine with EPCs for energy efficiency
• MPs rebuke Home Office over National Law Enforcement Data Service
• Government aims to for 35% of mobile traffic on Open RAN
• Exploring AI and automation's role in public services
• Manchester hospitals begin to use MyMaternity app
• Midlands Partnership Trust wins award for observation app
• Northern Ireland kicks off new open data competition
• West Berkshire creates online registration for waste recycling centres
• Dorset Council plans training for local fibre engineers
• Food Standards Agency aims to strengthen data science skills
• Parliament committee bemoans government digital record
• LGA calls for law change to enable remote council meetings
• Courts Service report positive on remote hearings
• CCS joins alert over Apache cyber vulnerability
• Financial Ombudsman to step up intelligent automation
• CPC chooses suppliers for Homes for Healthy Ageing testbeds
• HEE looks to build up machine learning infrastructure
• Technology and the prospects for cross-sector public services
• HMRC signs new five-year deal with Atos
• Merton Council begins to use FixMyStreet Pro
• Jisc runs trials of chatbot to support further education students
• Oxfordshire signs Neos Networks for public sector broadband
• New National Cyber Strategy emphasises ‘whole of society’ effort
• NHS SBS launches new communications procurement framework
• Portsmouth launches clean air zone
• NHS Digital claims success with API management platform
• UKHO launches Tidal API platform
• Ofsted appoints Informed Solutions as digital services partner
• Devon County Council signs PwC as digital partner
• Geospatial Commission outlines four components for trust in location data
• Traffic Scotland contract goes to MOBIIE
• DLUHC brings in Made Tech for support in digital planning reforms (1)
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• DWP brings in Kainos Software for data initiatives
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• Parliament Committee begins data sharing inquiry
• NCSC publishes guidance on 'domestic cyber crime'
• ICO consults on its regulatory role
• Five things for public sector digital in 2022
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• Trafford Council signs TNP to deliver WAN
• UKHSA follows ICO lead on data protection in Test and Trace
• John Edwards confirmed as information commissioner
• Courts Service lays out data plans
• East Riding Council unveils digital strategy
• DVSA aims to sharpen use of data in enforcement
• Data Standards Authority outlines strategy
• Geospatial Commission to produce guidance on value of location data
• DHSC signs DXC Technology for IMS4 programme
• Passport Office agrees platform support deal with DXC Technology
• NHS England plans for staff digital passports portal
• Defence Academy suffered ‘significant’ cyber attack
• NHS Highland and CENSIS to develop IoT for asset tracking
• Leading the Digital Poverty Alliance
• Nottinghamshire Police steps up use of analytical software
• Transport for West Midlands develops parking app
• Dacorum Council launches energy saving app
• Home Office and DBS prepare for new digital identity checks
• MoD confirms £460m logistics contract with Boeing Defence
• HMRC retains Capgemini for Enterprise Tax Management Platform
• Socitm highlights need for ‘recalibration’ of public sector digital
• DfT to research digitising kerbside management
• Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service plans network refresh
• Environment Agency to develop climate change app
• Sunderland smart city to use Open RAN architecture solution
• Catch up: Cracking the machine learning matrix
• NHS Pathways brings on Mastek for IT services
• NHS Food Scanner App takes on barcode scan feature
• MSPs express caution over ‘digital justice’
• West Midlands 5G wins funding for Open RAN development
• Loreburn Housing Association deploys AI chatbot
• Home Office plans two new IT systems for e-passport gates
• Scottish digital evidence system contract goes to Axon
• Surrey and Sussex hospitals plan for shared imaging system
• Elbit Systems takes on Navy training simulators
• Alan Turing Institute to lead AI Standards Hub
• MoJ to develop new prison reporting system
• Middlesbrough Council adopts digital inclusion strategy
• Scotland gets app for free period products
• LGfL makes discounted Chromebook offer to schools
• Highland Council launches digital learning tool
• Police Digital Service plans Airwave procurement framework
• Suffolk County Council relaunches apprenticeships app
• DLUHC plans new data sharing service for social housing
• Jisc signs Neos for North-West network
• CCS plans Vertical Applications Solutions framework
• HMRC to close RCDTS technology services provider
• BEIS and BRE to build Open Regulation Platform
• Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole get app for recycling centres
• DASA puts up £1.3 million for telexistence projects
• Sevenoaks Council to use e-signatures in housing
• Scottish Digital Directorate tests payments service
• DCMS publishes cyber resilience consultations
• Police Scotland to get digital contact platform
• LGA calls for stronger role for councils in improving connectivity
• DLUHC launches online service on funding for tower block safety
• Partners develop integrated care planning platform for Suffolk
• Government plans digital efforts to support veterans
• MPs criticise DWP over state pension IT
• Sunderland Council to deploy new data platform
• City of York Council consolidates housing IT
• Northern Ireland GPs get new medicines system
• Wales gets new buying framework for tech in schools
• Money and Pensions Service signs ID verification deal
• Met Office CEO awarded BCS Society Medal
• National Highways claims success in intelligent street lighting trials
• NCSC updates Cyber Essentials scheme
• LOTI member councils to share recruitment consultant
• Airwave network deal extended until end of 2026
• Minister unveils Government Cyber Security Strategy
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough backs mobility tech programme
• Charity backs temporary accommodation lending hubs for tablet computers
• Defra launches consultation on digital waste tracking
• Camden Council adopts data charter
• Creating a smart city in Sunderland
• Local government bodies call for change in law on remote meetings
• CCS launches first Tail Spend Solution
• Portsmouth Council gets full fibre connectivity
• DLUHC takes new steps in digital planning programme
• Lords to examine future of public sector workforce
• Tech projects win funds under NHS Net Zero competition
• MoD to develop indicators and warnings tool
• Wales' CDPS trials text service for social care users
• HIN sees good signs in Croydon virtual ward pilot
• NHSX develops framework for deployment of RFID
• North Wales Police to use Hexagon systems to support dispatch centre
• Home Office signs PA Consulting as DDaT partner
• Edinburgh plans for new CCTV control room
• MoJ gives support to wider use of e-signatures
• DWP launches consultation on Pensions Dashboard Programme
• Home Office develops new borders data capability
• ICO consults on privacy enhancing technologies in healthcare
• Angus Council strengthens rural connectivity
• NCSC joins the seL4 Foundation
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• Aberdeenshire Council sets up digital engagement team
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• Courts Service plans to publish hearing lists online
• MUDDI to provide data model for underground in Scotland
• Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Authority approves funding for digital connectivity
• Welsh hospitals get new pharmacy system
• Scottish Government cloud migration service gets underway
• Small firms have mixed success with Making Tax Digital
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• NHSX becomes NHS England Transformation Directorate
• Crown Commercial Service to renew Crown Hosting data centres deal
• Government aims to develop accessibility career path in DDaT
• Cabinet Office awards contract for charity funding portal
• ICO publishes guidance on pseudonymisation
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• Report highlights need to improve geospatial data
• Causeway Coast and Glens Council to rationalise software with SaaS option
• Eight council projects win funds to boost local 5G
• DHSC sets out digital and data demands of integrated care
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• MPs publish new criticism of Making Tax Digital
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• Government looks for new chief digital officer
• NHS Digital signs IBM for transformation of screening services
• DfT plans alpha project for open data on EV chargepoints
• WMCA to use connected maps in 5G roll out
• NHS SBS sets up deal for AI software for stroke treatment
• GDS signs Deloitte for digital identity mobile app
• Mid and South Essex Health and Care deploys cloud platform for information campaigns
• Sutton Council boosts small cell mobile deployment
• Demos calls for central funding to support local digital engagement
• DWP runs pilot on data trust for labour market
• Cambridge University Hospitals Trust rolls out digital platform for optometrists
• LGA backs proposals for integrating health and social care
• Defra identifies top 10 emerging technologies
• Ofcom signs Coforge for ICT support service
• HEE report shows diagnostics lead in NHS use of AI
• Glasgow Council takes steps in digital housing strategy
• Government consults on legal moves to restrict Huawei role in UK telecoms
• Hull launches digital service for unpaid carers
• Home Office plans augmented data catalogue
• Worthing Homes to use Civica cloud suite
• Data Standards Authority works on federated APIs
• Barnsley Hospital digitises medical records
• Welwyn Hatfield builds new digital services system
• LOTI sets out principles and pillars for data ethics in local government
• Northern Ireland completes digitisation of pathology
• DfE signs Talent for digital services for vulnerable children
• DCMS provides schools with cyber security learning platform
• MoD to build up e-learning capability in deal with CGI
• End-to-end vision
• My Planned Care Platform goes live
• North Lanarkshire plans to boost local connectivity
• ICO issues reprimand over roll out of NHS Scotland Covid Status app
• Minister sets target for use of electronic patient records in England
• Commissioner sounds warning over future of ANPR
• DCMS examines security for connected places
• Powering future public services
• LOTI advocates blended approach to improving digital inclusion
• Cyber Co-ordination Centre planned for Scotland
• NAO praises digital effort in Covid-19 vaccine roll out
• NHS Supply Chain opens new PPE Portal for England
• Department of International Trade signs Informed Solutions for digital services
• HMRC signs new deals for Data Provisioning Service
• NCSC publishes cyber guidance in response to invasion of Ukraine
• Transport Scotland launches app to support free travel for young people
• Herefordshire and Worcestershire NHS Trust to deploy new ePMA
• BEIS launches consultation on national cyber-physical infrastructure
• CDDO works on common legacy IT framework
• National Pathology Imaging Co-operative to extend its reach
• Jisc launches tool for further education providers to benchmark digital status
• Bexley Council supports apps to reduce food waste
• Connected Places Catapult publishes Manual for Smart Streets
• Glasgow City Council unveils mobile app for reducing re-offending
• IET makes five recommendations for interoperability in care
• NHS SBS launches procurement framework for AI in treating strokes
• InnOvaTe boroughs to use IoT data platform
• NCSC and CPNI produce new guidance on data centre security
• Welsh Government backs online mental health service
• Government to change rules on mobile masts to boost 5G roll out
• New ‘smart’ prison utilises digital technology
• STFC appoints Keysource for data centre support
• Eastbourne and Lewes Councils standardise revenues and benefits IT
• First schools accredited through NCCE Computing Quality Framework tool
• Home Office strengthens DDaT capability
• HMRC signs Atos for application testing services
• Sunderland students provide internal consultancy for database migration
• Socitm to develop DDaT careers framework for local government
• Local Digital Fund provides further backing for eight projects
• techUK invites councils to innovators' network
• Manchester City Council publishes digital strategy
• Space Agency builds service to share satellite data
• Welsh public buildings get full fibre broadband
• Government to set up Office for Digital Identities
• Higher education professional services staff have coped with online working, survey shows
• Welsh platform supports data led policies on Covid-19
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• Wales launches robotic assisted surgery programme
• Edinburgh unveils new bus management platform
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• Scottish Borders Council to set up Apple centre of excellence
• NAO signs Tisski for audit case management system
• Five pillars in cyber strategy for health and social care
• NHS England transformation chief highlights importance of EPRs and virtual wards
• Police forces get new app to report assaults on officers
• Westminster Council launches digital card
• Northern Ireland digital chief for health and care highlights key projects
• NHS Digital creates secure research environment for cancer data
• DfE publishes guidance on case management systems for children’s social care
• Vulnerability data programme moves to phase three
• Monmouthshire deploys sensors to monitor travel
• DWP Digital unveils new Birmingham hub
• DfT runs consultation on code of practice for mobility-as-a-service
• Leicester hospital trust remotely monitors AF patients
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• Catch up: Powering Digital Public Services 2022 event
• New funding to support military tech for civilian uses
• CDDO plans Data Essentials standard for Civil Service
• DLUHC provides new funds for council proptech projects
• Stockport Council publishes new digital strategy
• Public Sector Tech Trends 2022
• Local Digital identifies five objectives for its work with councils
• University of Worcester uses analytics to monitor nursing students’ wellbeing
• Nutanix report reveals latest cloud trends
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• Jisc signs for dark fibre network in Northern Ireland
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• Minister sets out edtech priorities for schools
• Creating a single council view
• Defra shows value of automation centre of excellence
• The Falkirk experience of building a hybrid cloud
• Government wants 80% of social care providers to use digital records by 2024
• HMRC tells business to prepare for new customs digital platform
• Dstl opens new Newcastle work hub
• Geospatial Commission to investigate location data for electric vehicle charging
• Apps and real time data to be crucial to electric vehicle charging
• Jisc updates cyber security policy for Janet network
• HMRC signs two big digital deals
• Clarifying the complexities in a multicloud environment
• CDDO publishes playbook for government digital projects
• NHS AI Lab publishes three-pillar roadmap
• Salford pilot aims to help care leavers avoid digital poverty
• Passport Office signs Equal Experts to support caseworking
• How Covid is shaping London's digital transformation journey
• Wi-SUN Alliance highlights IoT plans in security and surveillance
• Jisc makes choice for managed firewall service
• Survey shows mixed public views on attitudes to use of data
• Councils and care providers urged to bid for tech testbed funding
• Lords committee calls for better oversight of AI in justice system
• Liverpool 5G leader wins industry award
• Barking and Dagenham deploys air quality sensors in digital advertising screens
• HMRC signs Fujitsu for managed desktop services
• Three councils to test new uses for GIS
• Leicester City Council unveils journey planner app
• New organisation to focus on digital tech in care
• techUK outlines six principles for data protection
• The case for a digital boost in higher education
• Edinburgh to deploy sensors for smart bins
• Black Country and West Birmingham to get shared care record
• North of Tyne aims to boost 5G roll out
• NHS England plans federated data platform
• GDS extends role of Deloitte in digital identity programme
• Herefordshire and Worcestershire trust takes new patient flow software
• Land Registry publishes new e-signatures guide
• GLA moves towards upgrade of London Datastore
• Connecting People to Places
• New CEO and director of engagement for Socitm
• Derry and Strabane launches new recycling app
• Government Business Services to run process mining for automation in Civil Service
• Dorset Council plans network of transport sensors
• How do you see the future of hybrid working?
• BRUM and Birmingham's customer service strategy
• Scotland gets new Dog Control Database
• DSA unveils new standard for beneficial ownership data
• MoJ launches online service for subject access requests
• Staffordshire Council adopts new SEND banding tool
• New conveyancing form requires inclusion of UPRN
• Plan for National Underground Asset Register goes to consultation
• Commissioner shows concern on police guidance on live facial recognition
• Goldacre report makes recommendations for data analysis in healthcare
• CCS opens Digital Specialists and Programmes procurement framework
• Disclosure Scotland joins national digital identity programme
• Student Loans Company appoints TCS as strategic partner
• OIX highlights need for three features in digital IDs
• Nottingham launches multi-operator contactless travel payments
• CDPS to publish directory of digital inclusion for Wales
• NHS Digital claims environmental benefits from NHS App
• techUK highlights need for interoperability in integrated care
• Oldham Council takes ICT services in-house
• MoJ aims to secure and de-risk top 45 digital systems
• British Geological Survey launches coastal dataset
• Gloucestershire CCG launches mental health support finder for young people
• Essex County Council unveils digital service for travel on demand
• Derby City Council signs to use ERP SaaS
• Environment Agency introduces Minecraft environmental games
• NHS Digital works on ‘guide rails’ for common tools
• ODI highlights shortcomings in government approach to data literacy
• Humberside Police unveils new burglary app
• National Archives unveils court judgements service
• Investigative body says spyware hit UK Government
• NHS Wales launches Microsoft 365 Centre of Excellence
• LOTI publishes survey report and database on social care software
• NCSC updates Cyber Assessment Framework (1)
• NAO highlights digital form problems in cross-border travel
• Aberdeen consolidates social care data on one system
• Suffolk Council reports surge in use of care technology
• Nottingham City Council to use cloud platform for regulatory services
• Tisski helps Optivo take about the 'art of the possible'
• Policing agencies unveil new data sharing platform
• NHS Transformation releases draft strategy for interoperability in health service
• Dorset Council steps up use of 5G in-home sensors
• UK and India agree priorities on cyber security
• Berkshire and Surrey Pathology Services extends reach on lab information system
• Government Office for Tech Transfer to launch later this year
• Research bodies provide funds for tech in home care
• Commissioner to advise councils on ethics of surveillance technology
• DBS launches new customer webchat service
• University of Birmingham team develops AI platform for academic marking
• bpha housing association to digitalise repairs and maintenance
• East London NHS Trust digitises mental health referrals
• techUK highlights need for justice sector to do more with digital
• Derbyshire deploys new digital services platform
• Government to recruit data analysts to fight fraud
• Companies House plans registry for land owners from overseas
• NCSC makes cyber security tools available for schools
• Watchdogs call for views on regulating use of algorithms
• DfE plans to digitise care plans for SEND children
• Government extends period for Verify sign-ups
• GDS brings in fresh support for One Login programme
• Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust takes on two new systems
• Ofqual publishes data sharing framework for GRADE project
• Wales’ CDPS signs partners for ‘tech net zero’ project
• Dstl extends ICT arrangement with Sopra Steria
• ICO unveils AI data protection risk toolkit
• St Helens Council to shift regulatory services to cloud
• Leeds City Council brings out chatbot
• Agenda: health
• London Bus Services extend iBus deal with Trapeze ITS
• Swindon Council signs Liberata for service modernisation
• Sign on for Integrating Digital Health and Care 2022
• Government says One Login programme on track
• DASA calls for proposals on human augmentation technology
• Sheffield awards Yunex contract for ANPR to support CAZ
• Nottingham Trent University wins award for green app
• Old IT system reportedly blocked extra rise in state benefits
• MoD harnesses gamification to support awareness of cyber security
• Prison Service digital team works on tool to calculate release dates
• NHS England sets target for virtual wards in integrated care systems
• Police Digital Service to launch taser app
• UK Cyber Security Council to take control of Certified Cyber Professional scheme
• Queen’s Speech points to new data protection regime
• Government plans portal on private rented property in England
• Welsh Government backs Cyber Innovation Hub
• Dorset NHS bodies to use app and website in sustainability programme
• Team Fisher takes over Maritime Composite Training System
• Greater Manchester harnesses Data Mesh for social care
• UKHO highlights need for better management of marine geospatial data
• LGA official says councils need stronger voice and more funding for care integration
• NCSC publishes guidance on supply chain cyber security
• Kent NHS trusts to use Sectra imaging system
• Mobility-as-a-service needs legislation to open data
• BBC chooses suppliers for systems delivery and integration
• HMRC agrees IT strategy and architecture deal with CGI
• Gloucester City Council to move ICT in-house
• Catch up: Integrating Digital Health and Care
• MPs to examine NHS digital transformation
• Lincoln Council launches online tool to report housing repairs
• Defence Digital agrees new deal with Micro Focus
• MoD aims for cyber resilience in defence by 2030
• BCS sounds warning over data protection changes
• Sharing automations in integrated care systems
• CPNI launches app to counter malicious approaches online
• Land Registry adds function to customer portal
• Milton Keynes Council to back 5G innovations
• Building applications and automations for more efficient healthcare
• HMRC plans next stage for Single Trade Window
• The potential of hybrid multi-cloud in integrated care
• MoD chooses CGI to support geospatial intelligence programme
• Vale of Glamorgan Council deploys new housing module
• Cornwall Council sets out seven themes and three horizons in digital strategy
• Home Office signs Sopra Steria for I-LEAP programme
• Government begins consultation on police use of phone data
• Good Things Foundation plans National Device Bank
• London heart centres adopt remote monitoring
• DWP deploys Teams Direct Routing solution
• Essex County Council launches children’s reading app
• MoD to create team for cyber virtual learning environment
• Government backs proposals to digitise lasting power of attorney
• West Midlands Combined Authority to trial travel app for disabled people
• Government Cyber Security Advisory Board membership opens
• Ordnance Survey work experience
• Science in the Empire archive goes digital
• Delivering an integrated health and social care record
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• Cabinet Office framework for data sharing released
• Newport City Council puts finances in the cloud
• A single health and care record for Wales
• Land Registry appoint DevOps consultancy
• Semiconductor investigation to look at European collaboration
• Scottish Government board for economic delivery appointed
• Maritime & Coastguard Agency charts digitisation course
• NIHR backed AI care planning network goes live
• Norfolk County Council successfully tests LoRaWAN care tech
• London Fire Brigade awards command centre tender
• ICO urges police to reduce data collection when investigating sexual assaults
• NCSC updates guidance on security operations centres
• Defra to extend MyWorkspace to arm’s length bodies
• CivTech Scotland sets 13 new technology challenges
• HMRC signs Capita as automation partner
• Met Office faces court challenge over supercomputer deal
• Wolverhampton NHS launches app for parents of young children
• Home Office signs new Metis programme deal with Oracle
• Plans laid for Data for London Advisory Board
• NHS Digital extends cyber security awareness toolkit to social care
• DCMS names first certified digital identity service provider
• GDS updates guidance for publishing on GOV.UK
• NAO highlights £98 million loss in electronic tagging programme
• NHS Wales adds to stock in e-Library
• Scotland gets framework for procurement of tech peripherals and infrastructure
• Digital health and care in Scotland
• Transforming Information Governance
• Engage local authorities as true partners in ICSs
• NHS Digital plans Tech Innovation Framework
• MoJ appoints Deloitte as Evolve delivery partner
• Sunderland City Council to run IoT and 5G accelerator
• Data centre upgrade for Three Rivers District Council
• Jisc launches survey on cyber security in higher education and research
• Environment Agency launches data tool for oyster restoration
• Government publishes new digital and data strategy
• Socitm and Microsoft launch change agents training
• The minister for boosting government digital
• Government digital roadmap has direction but limited detail
• York deploys data exchange platform for smart travel programme
• Digital Health and Care Wales creates e-prescribing portfolio
• Mayor announces plan for Data for London platform
• DHSC publishes data strategy for health and social care
• Jisc calls on universities and colleges to take sustainability measures in using digital
• DWP signs Atos for PIP IT service
• City of York signs new managed service deal with North
• Sajid Javid highlights plans for platform and legal change to support data sharing in care
• The digital and data priorities for integrated care
• Linking People to Places
• Essex County Council emphasises connectivity in digital strategy
• Stoke-on-Trent launches digital health library app
• The path to integrated health and social care
• Finding public value and RoI in location data
• Strategy paper sets out AI plans for defence
• Telford and Wrekin Council to get full fibre network
• CHP housing association creates customer welfare app
• Somerset NHS Trust tests AI in cancer diagnosis
• Civil Service COO outlines ‘building blocks’ for digital services
• Smart Places 2022 Agenda
• DBS to be first user of One Login ‘within weeks’
• Greater Manchester adopts VR to reduce youth violence
• Gloucestershire County Council opens digital inclusion fund
• Insights for building smart cities and communities
• LGA repeats call for return of virtual council meetings
• DWP enters ‘pantry’ for digital identity solution
• Environment Agency crowdsources Severn Valley flood data
• New Civil Service Data Challenge begins
• WWL NHS Trust launches self-service for blood test appointments
• Democratising data
• DCMS publishes beta of digital identities and trust framework
• BCS report calls for development of ‘clinical satnav’
• City of York signs GridBeyond to support EV charging hyperhub
• Government clarifies data reform plan for public services
• DVLA begins IT equipment donations to schools
• Sunderland 5G infrastructure shows potential for autonomous heavy vehicles
• Ofcom opens consultation on expanding spectrum for satellites
• Government Actuary provides cyber insurance for schools
• Government to press on with reforms of ICO
• Catch up: Smart Places & Communities 2022
• Geospatial Commission sets ABC for ethical use of location data
• CCS claims £1.5 billion in public sector benefits from G-Cloud
• SLAM NHS Trust deploys new e-prescribing solution
• Manchester mayor launches new digital inclusion initiatives
• London launches Digital Inclusion Service pilot
• An RoI of 6:1 on address and street data! What are you waiting for?
• Police Digital Service gets info security accreditation
• Prison Service aims to develop new data interfaces
• Dstl makes SAPIENT code open source
• UK provides £15 million for Commonwealth cyber security
• Northern Ireland gets Mobile Action Plan
• Land Registry to publish LLC INSPIRE dataset monthly
• UKHSA to deploy AI Digital Reader for lateral flow tests
• Two east of England NHS trusts to digitise pathology
• TfGM partners with SkedGo on MaaS initiative
• Bradford retains Virgin Media for network services
• MoJ outlines pilots for BOLD data programme
• The low code route to data analytics
• Stockton-on-Tees takes low code approach to analytics
• UK universities join initiative on data science for sustainability
• Scottish Government launches beta payments service
• techUK throws spotlight on smart cities
• New features planned for NHS App
• Review outlines principles to reduce digital poverty
• Camden installs air quality sensor network
• Public Health Wales to research social media channels
• Digital health and care plan sets vision for 2025
• UK Hydographic Office launches Seabed Mapping App
• NHS National Services Scotland sets up LIMS framework
• ICO changes approach to public sector enforcement
• Ryder Review recommends new governance regime for biometrics
• NS&I signs IBM for digital integration and ServiceOps
• Police Digital Service backs digital concepts for RASSO cases
• Portsmouth Hospitals trials AI in chest x-rays
• How Newcastle is using geospatial data to build a smart city
• St Albans Council works on digital tool for environmental insights
• UKA Live: Transforming procurement with data
• Government to renew Network and Information Systems Regulations
• DASA opens Ideas Marketplace platform
• Rural primary schools to receive £82 million for full fibre broadband
• SLAM NHS Trust runs trials on 5G network
• techUK calls for plan to open up public sector datasets
• Met Office signs Made Tech as digital services partner
• Kent and Medway Councils provide digital devices to vulnerable people
• South Lanarkshire Council publishes digital strategy
• iStandUK highlights support for ORUK data standard
• National bodies launch framework for local government digitalisation
• PRSB provides new data standards for diabetes care
• ICO develops algorithmic tool for emails
• London Underground extends mobile connectivity
• Scotland's Connected and Smart Places
• Technologies that underpin smart places and their challenges
• Importance of place based data in a smart city
• Sandwell Council launches MySandwell App
• Harris Federation signs RM Education for ICT projects
• E2BN sets up ‘Everything ICT’ procurement framework
• Building smart places in South London
• RJAH NHS Trust to use System C EPR
• British Army to use Asite data platform in vehicle storage programme
• CCS funds Atamis e-commerce for health sector
• ICO calls for review into private messaging in government bodies
• Government appoints new chief digital officer
• GDS to decommission Platform as a Service
• Foods Standards Agency develops AI tool for councils to prioritise inspections
• New dashboard to support cancer care in Wales
• Maritime and Coastguard Agency launches digital tool for wellbeing at sea
• GPs get digital marker on gun holders with medical problems
• OIX pushes concept of digital vouching
• Sandwell Council to use Unity platform and app in healthy ageing programme
• techUK highlights good and bad in government-supplier engagement
• Harnessing Digital Confidence
• Using location data to keep communities safe and inform security at the G7 Summit
• London launches Civic Data Innovation Challenge
• Metropolitan Police claims success in use of live facial recognition
• Wales Air ambulance appoints Arvato as digital transformation partner
• South Yorkshire gets Data and Intelligence Hub
• Information Commissioner’s Office publishes three-year plan
• Middlesbrough Council begins IT recycling drive
• Dstl announces Defence Centre for AI Research
• Scotland gets Infralink-Exchange data platform on mobile network infrastructure
• UKA Live: Take control of your digital destiny
• Durham Council joins Great North Care Record
• Government publishes principles for AI regulation
• Celebrating the Local Digital Declaration
• Building better data for public sector procurement
• NHS Digital to back new round of wireless trials
• CDPS sets out seven transformation priorities for Wales
• How councils can control their digital destiny with a low code platform
• Greater Manchester signs MHR for HR and payroll
• Oxfordshire completes transport data exchange
• UK and US to support work on privacy enhancing technologies
• Suffolk Police provides webchat support for domestic abuse victims
• London gets digital tool on numbers of new homes
• Barnet Council to end outsourcing to Capita – but with extension for IT
• Stockport Council wins Digital Impact Award
• Perth and Kinross and East Ayrshire to deploy Shared Repairs app
• Birmingham hospitals to use new LIMS system
• techUK sets digital and data recommendations for integrated care systems
• Durham Council signs intelligent-I for analytics platform
• British Library to move to Azure environment
• DfE plans to give schools energy dashboards
• Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS hit by IT failures
• Nottinghamshire councils win award for digital mental health support
• Norfolk Council consults on digital libraries
• Exploring the art of the possible
• Home Office to test self-service biometric enrolment kiosks
• Essex aims to better measure digital services
• Consortium develops IoT for Scotland’s rural roads
• Welsh organisations to review information management system for schools
• University of Sunderland to become 5G enabled
• Home Office sets sights on ‘digital by default’ immigration
• Home Office signs CGI to work on police technology
• GDS signs iproov for Digital Identity Programme
• Walton Centre NHS works on AI chatbot
• Northern Ireland gets new digital strategy for health and social care
• Devon partnership launches online mental health support
• WM5G to develop UK Telecoms Innovation Network
• Norwich City Council to set up new ERP system
• CCS agrees MoU with Salesforce
• NAO publishes guide to improving government data
• North Tyneside deploys sensors in care pilot
• Welsh Government adds Welsh language to Teams
• Libraries NI awards e3 contract to Fujitsu
• DLUHC opens digital services for planning
• HMRC warns businesses to get onto Customs Declaration Service
• SBRC to continue running Scotland’s ‘Exercise in a Box’ for cyber security
• Team Fisher takes on naval training simulators
• Government launches Public Sector Fraud Authority
• Geospatial Commission outlines seven steps to value from location data
• Nottingham care providers add sensors to hospital discharge package
• Welsh language to be embedded into digital systems for health and social care
• CDDO aim to help PSN users migrate to alternatives
• Guy's and St Thomas NHS Trust claims progress in IT recovery
• Isle of Wight joins councils using Beach Check UK app
• Dstl and UKSA plan closer collaboration
• Wigan Council plans project with SAVVI data
• CENSIS aims to boost diversity in IoT security
• Police Digital Service appoints new CDDTO
• NHS England supports expansion of virtual wards
• Education trusts set up £500 million ICT procurement framework
• Police efficiency review to include technology focus
• Report highlights need for better data to support vehicle decarbonisation
• State of London Dashboard goes live
• Manchester Police trials devices to collect evidence of sexual offences
• Leeds to automate council tax processes
• Newham to deploy street sensors in 15 Minute Neighbourhood programme
• GDS makes design change for GOV.UK pages
• DWP appoints Craig Eblett as CTO
• South Kesteven Council launches app for local business
• London Urgent Care Plan goes live
• BCS raises questions over NHS cyber incident
• CCS plans new £4.5 billion procurement framework
• Next G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes frameworks delayed
• Report recommends improvements for ResilienceDirect network
• Government sets up UK Centre for Seabed Mapping
• DWP to verify low income households’ eligibility for low tariff broadband
• BEIS backs creation of digital twin for energy system
• Inform: The future of hybrid work in a shifting landscape
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• Telford and Wrekin Council opens tourism website
• BCS appoints Rashik Parmar as CEO
• ONS highlights potential of RAP for analysis in public sector
• Government to provide emergency alerts to phones
• Draft: End-to-end digital transformation for better public services
• Manchester Metropolitan University agrees deal with Oracle
• Met Office publishes data science framework
• Swansea Bay City Deal plans high speed public sector connectivity
• HM Treasury awards SIAM contract to Wipro
• Southwark resident launches dog mess app
• National Grid signs for energy simulation platform
• NHS Forth Valley completes EDRMS upgrade
• Community nurses to trial smart glasses
• NHS to replace Electronic Staff Record
• Barnsley and Dorset Councils release source code for IMS
• Key issues in end-to-end digital transformation
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• Northern Ireland DoH chooses integration engine for single patient record
• Scottish Government produces personal data principles
• Beta version of One Login goes into use
• Belfast City Council to create a Citizen Office of Digital Innovation
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• Building the model for hybrid working
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• DfT plans UK Ship Emissions Reporting Service
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• East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust deploys digital care plans
• Police Scotland urged to develop protocols for use of body worn video
• GOV.UK monitoring to move to Google Analytics 4
• Planning Inspectorate to run AI alpha project
• Report sets out data ethics for self-driving vehicles
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• NHS AI Lab develops model for Parkinson’s disease research
• Local Digital plans cyber pilots with councils
• Sandwell Council displays air quality data in faith centres
• Lancashire County Council deploys analysis tool at bus junctions
• Land Registry highlights digital and automation plans
• NCSC publishes principles for security in machine learning
• National Audit Office revamps website
• MI5 and Alan Turing Institute unveil partnership
• Promoting data science and AI in public policy
• Government encourages ‘default-allow, explicit-deny’ approach for Civil Service
• CCS plans AI and automation procurement framework
• Legalisation Office digitises e-Apostille process
• Glasgow tests wireless tech to support ‘Bus Bike’ for schoolchildren
• Haringey and Wiltshire win shares of testbed funds for digital tech in care
• BEIS plans digital platform for heat pump market
• Aberdeen claims progress in digital inclusion for care leavers
• GDS picks Experian for roles in Digital Identity Programme
• Students give mixed response to online learning
• South Lanarkshire Council adopts Liquidlogic case management system
• A 360-degree view of cyber security for the public sector
• ICO publishes draft guidance on privacy enhancing technologies
• Companies House to launch WebFiling account
• Essex Police signs Agilisys for data analytics
• Government Property Agency signs for LAN provision
• European Space Agency to use dynamic predictive routing tool for networks
• NatureScot to use AI in land management and planning
• Ofcom proposes spectrum allocation for Police Service of Northern Ireland
• Lichfield Council CEO opts for systems thinking
• Scottish Government extends deal with Informed Solutions
• Hull adds QR codes to bus stop timetables
• Low code helps Cheltenham make instant savings
• Barking and Dagenham Council implements new ERP
• Transport for West Midlands plans ‘tap and go’ card payments for best value fares
• Transport Scotland acquires ICT support for roads management
• New minister for UK government digital
• DfE and Cognizant agree £8.3 million data science deal
• Highland Council unveils ICT and digital strategies
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