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On 23 July 2026, techUK hosted a workshop session of the Interoperability in Justice and Public Safety Forum, split into two parallel breakout groups focused on developing a Consistent Interface Layer and an Interoperability Marketplace for policing and justice technology.
A summary of our most recent Quantum Readiness Series webinar looking at what quantum means for the future of the energy sector
On 16 July, techUK hosted a roundtable in collaboration with the Home Office to discuss data standards in policing. The session brought together a range of tech industry representatives to explore the current challenges facing police forces in relation to data, and to consider how these might be addressed by implementing data standards.
Read this guest blog by Daljish Channa, Accenture's Corporate Citizenship Lead in the UK.
Changes to the education and apprenticeships system and how they affect you and your business.
This has been the busiest year in the history of the techUK Health and Social Care programme. Between January and July 2026, the programme delivered 42 member-facing sessions with more than 15 partner organisations, spanning national arm's-length bodies, regulators, NHS trusts, local authorities, devolved government, parliamentary inquiries and independent research bodies.
Guest blog by Tony O’Sullivan, CEO of RETN.
Guest blog from Matthew Baynes, VP Secure Power & Data Centre, UK & Ireland at Schneider Electric, as part of a series of member contributions to our upcoming report, Digital Infrastructure 2035 - the backbone of Britain's future economy.
One year after the publication of the Clean Flexibility Roadmap last July (2025), NESO, Ofgem, and DESNZ have now released a progress update. Read over views on the report, and our run-down of the most essential action points.
On 15 June 2026, techUK's Health and Social Care Programme hosted Jonathan Cameron, Deputy Director for Digital Health and Care at the Scottish Government, for a members-only briefing on Scotland's digital health and care priorities following the Scottish Parliament elections.
This year’s theme, “Strategy to Delivery”, focusses on the implemtation of ambitious government strategy across UK transport.
