Benefits and jobs department taps into knowledge from support and advocacy groups focused on mental health conditions and learning disabilities, to ensure that communications are better tailored to th ...

Alongside outlay on new tools and means of processing data, efforts to ‘modernise’ the work of the NCA and other units will include the recruitment of hundreds of new investigators Home secretary Shab ...

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Having already made use of automated tools for assessment of Income Tax submissions, the use of digital nudges continues to expand with VAT filings to be covered by Assist technology HM Revenue and Cu ...

In response to direct enquiries as to whether workers previously dedicated to the ditched tech scheme have been made redundant, a minister has suggested that staff will remain in government Civil serv ...

Green party north of the border had urged parliament to support a pause on development of new tech facilities, but members have instead backed a formal assessment of potential impact Members of the Sc ...

Supplier is appointed to initial deal lasting three years that is intended to help widen access to screening, replace legacy ...

While money has been lost following the discontinuation of a platform intended to create savings, departmental ...

The combined authority has appointed a set of experts drawn from various sectors to help guide work on new technology, with ...

A large proportion of civil servants from the outgoing agency are now working for their new employers, with formal transfers to follow, while work continues on outliers and centralised units Ministers ...

Government intends to replace the current telecoms infrastructure with ‘next generation’ services but, while time is taken to develop and deploy new technology, the incumbent provider will remain in p ...

Northern Irish senior official, who brings with her experience of overseeing the national response to the most serious cyber threats, is to become the first woman to lead the FCDO Lindy Cameron has ...