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Hello, Following our move into the Government Digital Service we have moved to a new site to better link our work with the rest of the group. Please update your RSS and follow us at http://digital.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/ This site will be archived by The National Archives as soon . . . → Read More: This blog has moved! Mike Bracken. Picture courtesy of Thayer Prime In the past few months this blog has made a few introductions and this will be the last for a while! We are very pleased to announce that Mike Bracken has been appointed as the Government’s new Executive Director for Digital from the 5th of July. The role . . . → Read More: Mike Bracken appointed as HMG Executive Director for Digital  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Data, Digital Engagement, Government Digital Service, Transparency  chris chant, digital engagement, Martha Lane Fox, Welcome Tom Loosemore In January we announced the appointment of Chris Chant as Interim Executive Director for Digital Government. This appointment followed the publication of Martha Lane Fox’s report to Government, “Directgov 2010 and Beyond“, which made various recommendations to drive up the quality of the Government’s online presence and services. A specific recommendation of the report was . . . → Read More: Towards a Single Government Domain 25 comments - (Comments are closed) Government Digital Service chris chant, Digital, government, martha lane fox report, single government domain, tom loosemore The Government Digital Service is the new name for the organisation created by the merging of Directgov and the Cabinet Office Digital Delivery and Digital Engagement teams, following the recommendations of the Martha Lane Fox review “Directgov 2010 and Beyond”. The organisation will be led by Chris Chant and will be based in the Cabinet Office . . . → Read More: Introducing the Government Digital Service 10 comments - (Comments are closed) Digital Engagement, Government Digital Service chris chant, Digital, digital engagement, Directgov, Martha Lane Fox Greater transparency is at the heart of our commitment to open up Government to greater scrutiny and allow the public to hold us to account. Improving access to public sector data will help citizens to make choices about their services and better enable them to converse and collaborate with Government. The Coalition Agreement stated that the Government . . . → Read More: Right to Data and the Protection of Freedoms Bill One comment - (Comments are closed) Data, Digital Engagement, Uncategorized FOI, open data, protectionoffreedoms, right to data Chris Chant at UKGovcamp. Image courtesy of Paul Clarke Following the recent retirement of Andrew Stott as Director for Digital Engagement we have received several queries about the future of the Digital Engagement agenda. So we are very pleased to introduce Chris Chant, who has been appointed Director for DirectGov and Digital Engagement and will be . . . → Read More: Introducing Chris Chant 4 comments - (Comments are closed) Digital Engagement, Uncategorized chant, Digital, Directgov, Stott, UKGovcamp The Minister for the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude, has announced a review of the impact of Transparency on Privacy to inform the Government’s approach to the release of data as part of the Transparency agenda. The Review will enable Government to ensure that on-going releases of data are done in a way that provides maximum transparency of . . . → Read More: Transparency and Privacy Review to be led by Dr. Kieron O’Hara Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, speaking at #openuk Today in London, Europe’s first ever international data camp began with the UK’s Minister for the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude, announcing that we are opening up data on central government spending. As part of its ongoing drive to make government more accountable and more transparent than . . . → Read More: Minister for the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude, addresses Europe’s first international open government data camp Welcome to the new blog platform for the reconstituted and repurposed Transparency and Digital Engagement team. As with the old Digital Engagement blog the team will be using this to talk about what we are up to, the technical challenges we are facing and to test out early solutions. With Andrew Stott retiring the team is now . . . → Read More: Welcome to the new Transparency and Digital Engagement blog 4 comments - (Comments are closed) Data, Transparency digital engagement, efficiency and reform, open data, transparency, Welcome |
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