Richard Lochhead compares technology to previous industrial revolutions and says government’s job is to minimise harms and spread opportunities

Minister reveals that newly created department is still working on employee transfers

Citizens will be presented with details of five or more hospitals or other options

In a piece written for PublicTechnology, parliamentary secretary Alex Burghart discusses progress with One Login and the significance of legislative changes

In the first of a series of exclusive interviews, the head of government’s ‘Digital HQ’ talks to PublicTechnology about the Central Digital and Data Office’s work to unlock £8bn of digital investment, engage with departmental leaders, and deliver definitively great services

Department publishes findings of study conducted ahead of planned digitisation initiative

Parliamentary committee laments pace of progress so far in changing rules

Institution creates video-based ‘ProspectToks’ – just weeks after social app was banned from all Scottish Government devices

Public Accounts Committee warns that lack of support could imperil delivery

Update to guidance sets out detailed requirements for agencies to disclose SCS members’ outside employment, which will be collated by central department

Think tank study praise ‘whole-of-society approach’ to policy but encourages development of specialist workforce

Treasury, Defra, Foreign Office, DLUHC and Cabinet Office each provided all requested information to no more than a quarter of inquiries

Committee chief claims that government has refused to answer or otherwise dodged questions about OneWeb purchase

Leader sought for joint DHSC-NHS team dedicated to tech and data

Five-year contract will cover all incoming and outgoing messages and ambition to operate in ‘similar ways to leading private sector companies’

Ministerial announcement follows initial examinations of Home Office and business department earlier this year

Departments now possess vast volumes of data on citizens' experiences of digital services and should make this information publicly available, according to Joe Tomlinson from the University of York

Civil Service Commission wishes to create distance from the Cabinet Office – which it has found to be one of government’s biggest rule-breakers in recent years

Department to develop single internal infrastructure that will replace two incumbent platforms

Officials are warned that, if they choose to use non-corporate channels, they must 'be prepared to defend your choices'

Technology secretary of state visits Brussels to discuss possible associate membership