Building for the future: Making change simple on GOV.UK Pay
Building for the future: Making change simple on GOV.UK Pay
GOV.UK Pay has a new provider for non-Crown card payments and pay by bank. Find out what this means for public sector teams.
GOV.UK Pay has a new provider for non-Crown card payments and pay by bank. Find out what this means for public sector teams.
This week, we published our roadmap for modern digital government, setting out how teams across government are transforming public services through joined‑up platforms, AI adoption, stronger digital infrastructure, investment in talent, smarter funding, and greater transparency.
We tested a new way to connect health and government support, helping people with long-term conditions stay in or return to work.
Explore 5 ways GDS strengthens the security and privacy of GOV.UK One Login, using expert safeguards and ongoing improvements to support trusted access to government services.
Find out how we’re breaking down digital barriers to help everyone benefit from public services, wherever they are.
Since launching in 2016 GOV.UK Pay has now processed £8 billion in card payments online and over the phone. Here we look at how we’ve used data to grow the product to this milestone.
The GOV.UK App went live in public beta in July. Find out what's been happening in the first 5 months, and what's coming next.
GDS Local is a new unit within the Government Digital Service (GDS) that brings central and local government together to improve how digital public services are designed and delivered. Working alongside councils, we’re helping create services shaped around real lives—easier to use, better connected and built on proven digital foundations.
We’ve launched the first digital document to be stored in the GOV.UK One Login app. Learn more about why this is an important milestone for government, the benefits it brings and how it paves the way for the future.
Hear from the GDS team, in collaboration with colleagues in NHSE, on the results of their pilot using novel Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) to enable international data collaboration on ultra-rare childhood cancer data.
Yesterday, Technology Secretary Peter Kyle announced a suite of new artificial intelligence (AI) Exemplar products across a range of government departments. Sponsored by the Prime Minister as an initiative to revolutionise our public services, the AI Exemplars Programme will explore new ways for services like justice, education and the NHS to make best use of …