Why we blog in government: Blog Camp 2017
...a year on, to talk about this silly-sounding discipline. We brought together blog editors from across government to share ideas and best practice, to create connections and partnerships, and to...
Posts about who we are and how we work.
...a year on, to talk about this silly-sounding discipline. We brought together blog editors from across government to share ideas and best practice, to create connections and partnerships, and to...
...was to ensure that young offenders took responsibility for their crimes. I worked with them to agree how and for how long they should recompense society or their victims. Sometimes...
...privileged to work in and contribute to such an open and inclusive environment here at GDS. There's no way to do your best for such an important cause when you're...
...civil servants. This applies to @GOVUK on Twitter, this blog, and any other GDS blogs and social media channels. While we’re on the subject of elections, don’t forget to register...
...is now open for use After 9 months, 3.5 million messages, 32 live services, 850 code deployments, and 500 hours of user research — GOV.UK Notify is available to all...
...or more people unless there is at least one woman on the panel, not including the chair. In future, no-one from GDS will speak at an event unless the event's...
...more to do. Making government the employer of choice for digital Our goal: to make government a major destination for digital, data and technology professionals. I have worked in many...
Photo: WN Bishop UKGovcamp is an annual unconference that’s dedicated to digital in the public sector. The GDS Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) network ran a stall and a...
...it together. Improving how we work – together It’s not easy to integrate into a team when you bring a different way of working and thinking with you. But a...
...and service patterns From data to registers Earlier this year, the first register, the Countries Register, launched in beta. Registers are authoritative sources of trustworthy reference data. In March, Ade...