Chancellor pledges £71m to help digital tax roll-out
Plans to transform the tax system through digital technology, which were first outlined last year, have moved a step closer after the chancellor announced a raft of measures in his latest Budget.
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Companies House filing to be totally digital by 2019
Companies House has confirmed it aims to become a 100 per cent digital organisation by 2019.
Cloud e-book service goes live in six UK libraries
Six libraries around the UK have launched a new cloud e-book and audiobook lending solution.
Warwickshire council and police join forces to fight cyber crime
A pair of cyber crime advisors are being recruited to work with Warwickshire County Council’s Community Safety and Substance Misuse Team.
People on the move – February 2016
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NHS to monitor social media care complaints
The health watchdog has suggested that social media may be monitored for signs of unrest and complaints, it has been reported.
Government assembles high-profile advisory board to shape digital services
The government has brought together high profile names in digital to advise on delivering world beating digital public services.
Digital Champions to get thousands of people online
One Digital, a new collaborative programme to train hundreds of digital champions to help thousands of people across the UK get online, has been launched.
BCS calls for reckless data disclosure to be made a criminal offence
The Chartered Institute for I, says it should be a criminal offence if a professional fails to appropriately protect access to data.
Former ICT Director of Great Ormond Street on how suppliers and buyers can deliver together
The needs of buyers in the healthcare sector are changing fast, as cost reductions and security concerns collide with an ongoing shift to digital. At an upcoming seminar health veteran Mike Bone will discuss just this issue.
