A Well-Adapted UK – reviewing the Climate Change Committee’s Fourth Climate Risk Assessment and what it means for business
Read our insight on the CCC's Fourth Independent Assessment of UK Climate Risk, A Well-Adapted UK.
Are organisations missing a simple way to tackle digital exclusion?
Written by Charlotte Knight, Digital Inclusion Officer, GMCA
Talking 5 with Local Public Services member Julia Brennan
This month's Talking 5 guest is Julia Brennan, Director of Local Government, Housing and Communities at Transform
Policing Insight’s new UK Police Digital Experience Survey calls for better IT integration
A survey conducted by Policing Insight, supported by a steering group comprising the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), the Police Federation of England and Wales, the Home Office, and the Police Digital Service, has found that more than half of police officers are dissatisfied with the current provision of digital, data and technology (DDaT) within police forces.
Event round-up: Making the case for semiconductors: The role of chips as a foundation for AI and Deep Tech
On Monday the 20th of April, techUK hosted a series of talks looking at how we can move chips up the policy agenda, through leveraging government ambitions across AI and other emerging technologies.
Justice and emergency services reception 2026: event round-up
This year’s reception brought together leaders from policing, justice, fire and industry for an afternoon of discussion on the role of data and technology in improving public safety outcomes
Promoting citizen-centred outcomes across public product and service landscapes
Guest blog by David Singer, Director of Design at Transform #techUKSmarterState
Beyond FLAP-D: what the UK can learn from Europe’s next-wave data centre markets
Guest blog by Duncan White, Senior Director, Communications and Marketing at AtlasEdge #techUKSmarterState
National Digital Business Change Strategy workshop – expression of interest
UK policing is delivering an increasingly ambitious programme of national digital, data and technology change, as set out in the National Policing Digital Strategy 2025–2030. While this strategy defines what policing seeks to achieve digitally, experience across recent national programmes has consistently shown that successful outcomes are dependent not only on technical delivery, but on how digital business change is delivered, adopted, embedded and sustained within forces.
The “Digital Post Office”: delivering a connected justice journey
Guest blog by Kevin Hoskins, Managing Director at Q-Solution Ltd #digitaljusticeimpactday2026
