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22 March 2019
CMA halts probe as TopCashback, Quidco abandon merger plans
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has cancelled its investigation into TopCashback’s anticipated acquisition of Quidco as the two companies have decided to abandon the transaction.
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21 March 2019
DWP not to use pre-populated applications for Universal Credit
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that it does not plan to pre-populate Universal Credit (UC) applications to avoid transferring errors from legacy benefits.
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21 March 2019
NHS Digital urges technologists to join sustainability forum
NHS Digital has invited providers and stakeholders to join a working group that is developing a sustainable tech workstream for the NHS, marking the NHS’s annual Sustainability Day on 21...
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20 March 2019
Stagecoach begins depot trials of UK’s first full-sized autonomous bus
Stagecoach, in partnership with ADL and Fusion Processing, is testing the UK’s first full-sized autonomous bus at Sharston bus depot in Manchester.
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20 March 2019
Scotland to develop single platform for payments across departments
The Scottish government has constituted a team to develop a single system for receiving payments, as part of a wider programme of public service reform.
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19 March 2019
MPs call for tax on social media firms to prevent ‘digital wild west’
A group of MPs has urged the government to tax social media companies as part of new regulations, saying that the firms are operating in “an online wild west” environment,...
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19 March 2019
Businesses to get funding for global partnerships in 5G connectivity
Smartphones could provide a solution to connect the entire country through the 5G wireless network, as 2.7 million homes still remain unconnected even though 90% of UK households have access...
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18 March 2019
techUK urges govt to support SMEs in tech procurement
UK technology trade association techUK has urged the government to ensure greater procurement through the Digital Marketplace for more support for SME suppliers.
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18 March 2019
Forensic Science Regulator calls for statutory enforcement powers
The Forensic Science Regulator has once again urged the Home Office to grant statutory enforcement powers to ensure forensic providers and police forces in England and Wales meet quality standards.
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15 March 2019
Code 4000 to expand coding pilot scheme to HMP Holme House
The government has decided to teach coding to prisoners to prepare them for work as part of plans to help marginalised groups become skilled in tech.
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