...formats and with the same definitions Public data underlying the Government’s own websites will be published in re-usable form Public data will be timely and fine-grained Release data quickly, then...
...and new media to widen access to policy debates to individuals and organisations not normally involved”. It also highlights that current models used to develop policy need updating to reflect...
Today Cabinet Office announced the publication of guidance for civil servants on the use of social media as well as guidance for Departments to overcome the technical barriers to civil...
On Saturday 16th June, Westminster City Council with Go ON UK and GDS will be holding a hack day to help the homeless. We need your help in making sure that the tools that come out of the day are …
...services and identify the areas for collaboration, for rationalisation, for reducing duplication and for following a set of common, agreed principles, always starting with the user. At the strategic level,...
...had an insight into what the world of services and user experience might look like in the next 5 to 10 years. Mark O'Neill leads the Innovation team at GDS...
...fathom out the more obscure comments. Tweets mentioning design and screen resolution were responded to as quickly as possible with requests for more detail through one of three channels (email,...
...in touch at future Teacamps. More on the Cloudstore The G-cloud programme has announced that they are moving to the next stage of their development with “intent to award” notices...
...he proposed that we include his changes). After careful testing and checks, we have now included his contribution into the GOV.UK code and the change will appear on the site...
The Government's Digital Champion, Martha Lane Fox and Tom Loosemore, who is leading on the development of this phase of GOV.UK, were invited on to BBC News today to introduce...
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