Council websites have shown a big improvement in their accessibility to people with disabilities, including those using assistive technologies like text-to-speech screenreaders or keyboard-only controls, the latest Better Connected survey suggests
The Science and Technology Committee has published a report warning that the UK risks being left behind if the government does not take more action to address the digital skills crisis
Despite the £450 million in the spending review to help develop Government as a Platform (GaaP), 74% of civil servants are either unaware of the term or don’t fully understand it.
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has revealed plans to build a user research panel for GOV.UK.
The European Commission has found that the UK National Broadband Scheme for 2016-2020 complies with EU state aid rules.
PwC’s sixth annual survey, the Local State We’re In 2016, has revealed a gap between the digital aspirations of council CEOs and the public’s perception of digital council services
Council websites are showing marked improvement in the user experience for people accessing them from mobile devices or with assistive technologies, says Socitm’s Better Connected survey
New research has found that London is streets ahead of its global counterparts when it comes to capitalising on the potential of data to create a more ‘vital’ city that is economically and environmentally sustainable and offers residents easy access to employment, public services and leisure facilities.
Address and street data could net councils £202m by 2020, finds GeoPlace-commissioned study
Digital creatives, clinicians and public health professionals converged on the Health X Hackathon event in Manchester this week to seek innovative digital solutions to help children eat more healthily and be more active.
