The original 'It's okay to' poster was created by GDS to communicate the 'unofficial' ways of working and to help create a safe psychological environment for new team members. At Justice Digital (the digital arm of the Ministry of Justice), ...
What should the UK Government do now to address the AI Governance debate?
Leading anti-poverty charities publish research showing that ending poverty is not just morally right - it's also an economic imperative
Representatives from industry, academia and across government are invited to join the symposium to work alongside Dstl's scientists and shape future thinking.
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) and Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) have marked a quarter-century of the Very Large Telescope (VLT).
The Chancellor has announced an investment package of £650m to boost the life sciences sector, titled ‘Life Sci for Growth', bringing together 10 different policies.
Blog posted by: Robert Buttrick, 23 May 2023.
A newly developed programme will deliver battlespace solutions to the UK Armed Forces.
The Free Trade Agreement negotiations between the UK and Switzerland represent significant opportunities for services companies in both countries.
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) consumer price inflation figures
Inflation has fallen today but new JRF analysis shows that since inflation began to rise in April 2021, costs have risen by almost a fifth in the last two years. Energy prices have more than doubled, and food prices have increased by over a quarter.
When we set out our digital strategy a year ago we, somewhat unusually, started from the bottom and summed up the impact of a lot of in-flight work and over 40 individual strategies. This isn't the way that you might ...
The Violent Extremism Research and Evidence (VERE) repository provides easy access to the best research and how it can be applied in practice.
An upcoming book from the Institute of Economic Affairs suggests that the foundations of a free society can be found in the teachings of the three major Abrahamic religions
My name is Alexander Pulley and I am a team leader within the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG). Some of you might have heard of the OPG and some of you may even be our customers. At OPG, we ...
Blog posted by: Lawrie Kirk, 19 May 2023.
Dr George Dibb, head of the centre for economic justice at IPPR, responded to the latest Sunday Times Rich Lis
On May 17th, The UK and Japan announced a significant bilateral partnership called the "Hiroshima Accord" focusing on economic, security, and technological collaboration.
The MOD's UAS Heavy Lift Challenge has reopened, with the £95m framework now open to new suppliers.
DASA has launched Space to Innovate - Charlie Drop which seeks innovations that can aid UK Defence and Security to develop future space science and technologies.
How many people pay higher rates of income tax? We analyse the large increases in the share of adults paying the 40% rate or above since 1991-92.
The conference will explore the changing landscape of computing and why understanding this new technology is vital to defence.
Matthew Lesh, Director of Public Policy and Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs comments on the introduction of the government's rental reforms legislation
Chris Thomas, head of IPPR's Commission on Health and Prosperity responds to the latest inactivity stats in the UK from the ONS showing that 2.55 million people are out of the labour market due to long-term sickness
I was hugely honoured to be asked to represent IfATE at the King's coronation. As IfATE is the employer voice for skills, it was so nice for apprenticeships and technical education to be celebrated in this way. It'd been a ...
