Veena Raleigh, Senior Fellow, The King's Fund comments on the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) comparisons1 of all-cause mortality between European countries during the pandemic
In September 2020, the Energy Performance of Buildings Register Find an energy certificate service went live on GOV.UK. This was DLUHC's first public-facing digital service and replaced a mature but out-dated service that had been run by an external supplier ...
The Geospatial Commission has set out four main areas where location data can accelerate progress with actions for Government.
230 million electron volt success marks the start of a new era for the proton therapy.
Blog posted by: Pedro Bertacchini - Project Manager, Luminor Group, 15 December 2022.
Following the Consumer Investments Strategy (CI Strategy) on 15 September 2021, the FCA has published its Consultation Paper on the sector's current level of access to financial advice, with digital tech's role in facilitating the expansion of financial information to mass-market consumers.
Blog posted by: Ian Clarkson - Practice Director, PPM, QA, 15 December 2022.
We know that 2023 is shaping up to be a challenging year for the UK economy with an anticipated squeeze on public sector spending.
There may not be any partridges or pear trees in sight as we reach the end of 2022, but the DLUHC Digital Planning team have reflected back on the year's 12 stand out moments to acknowledge a fantastic year of work in collaboration with Local Planning Authorities and industry partners.
The PropTech Engagement Fund continues to build on its success as we launch the next round of funding for 9 projects under the Digital Planning Continuous Funding Model. This most recent funding will see select projects from previous rounds explore ideas around how to further scale the adoption of digital tools and increase efficiencies when undertaking planning consultation projects across the country.
Blog posted by: David Crouch - ITSM consultant, Beyond20, 13 December 2022.
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have achieved the holy grail' of fusion research.
The Government's decision to close Help to Grow: Digital means UK SMEs have, at a crucial time, lost key funding to adopt new digital technologies and boost productivity
My name is Ian Tidmarsh and I'm Lead Business Analyst for Justice Digital - HMPPS. Business Analysts work in multi-disciplinary teams, alongside other digital professionals. We solve problems. We identify, analyse and look to understand different aspects of an organisation: ...
Pensions are treated more generously by the tax system as a vehicle for bequests than they are as a retirement income vehicle.
Dstl will share new technical concepts for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in an age of AI and autonomy, at an event for industry and academia.
Biodiversity is fast following climate as a key consideration for businesses of all sizes
A new report explores how government and industry are working together to grow the sector and drive investment across all cyber companies in every nation and region of the UK.
Radiation science experts from Dstl's Nuclear Emergency Monitoring Team provided critical safety cover for the visit of the nuclear-powered carrier.
Published today, the draft decision concludes that the new agreement, agreed in principle by the European Union (EU) and US in March 2022, will ensure an adequate level of protection for personal data transferred from the EU to the US.
People who apply for teaching training have found that getting 2 references before submitting an application, can be a real barrier. Here, Frankie Roberto and Myles Jarvis go into more detail about how data, research and working more closely with policy colleagues has brought about a significant change.
The UK Government has committed to boosting 5G and 6G research with a 110 million fund.
The bold idea had been set out by Gina Gill, the MoJ's Chief Digital and Information Officer - a Digital Innovation day... which became a week...which became a month, created for all staff across the MoJ to get involved in. ...
On 9th November 2022, techUK and Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) board member, Jessica Lennard, John Bowman of IBM, and Phillip James from Eversheds Sutherland discussed the key considerations for C-suite leaders in establishing digital ethics in their businesses, particularly in the context of artificial intelligence (AI)*.
On 9 December, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremey Hunt MP, set out the Edinburgh Reforms' - proposals which HM Treasury believe will drive growth and competitiveness in the financial services sector.
