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Codes of Practice to accompany data access measures in the Digital Economy Bill.

The Prime Minister has appointed Dr David Halpern as What Works National Adviser following an open competition.

Today Chris Skidmore met Scottish Women’s Aid in Edinburgh to discuss making anonymous voter registration more accessible to survivors of domestic abuse.

New figures out today from the National Fraud Initiative show that it has prevented fraud costing nearly £200 million in England over the past 2 years.

Alder Hey Children’s Hospital has won the Prime Minister’s Better Public Building award at this year’s British Construction Industry Awards.

Minister for the Constitution Chris Skidmore discusses Brexit, voter registration and youth engagement on a visit to Cardiff.

The Minister for the Constitution visited Birmingham City Council today to see how they're making it easier and more efficient to register to vote.

The 2017 Civil Service Fast Stream has a new application process to draw the next generation of leaders from the widest possible talent pool.

On his first official visit to the Government Digital Service Ben Gummer announces three projects alongside Director General Kevin Cunnington.

The Minister for the Constitution welcomes initial proposals published by the independent Boundary Commissions today.

The Minister for the Cabinet Office has reappointed Astrid Bonfield and Tony Burton as members of the Big Lottery Fund UK Board.

The Office of Civil Society has launched a series of case studies showing how providers apply social value.

A new 1-month pilot to test the socio-economic backgrounds of 4,000 of the most senior staff in government has launched this week.

The Office for Civil Society has launched a competition offering charities the chance to receive match funding of at least £250,000.

Minister for the Cabinet Office, Ben Gummer, announced the appointment of Kevin Cunnington as the new Head of the Government Digital Service (GDS).

Applications received for nominees who met the criteria prior to 29 March 2016 will continue to be considered up to 29 July 2016.

There has been no change to the rights and status of EU nationals in the UK, and UK nationals in the EU, as a result of the referendum.

There has been no change to the rights and status of EU nationals in the UK, and UK nationals in the EU as a result of the referendum.

The Infrastructure and Projects Authority has published the fourth annual report into the government's most significant projects.

Clauses in the new Digital Economy Bill will help the public sector transform lives through better access to information.

On Armed Forces Day government suppliers are encouraged to help provide greater support to veterans and service spouses and partners.

Nora Nanayakkara and Sian Baldwin have been appointed as non-executive members of the UK Statistics Authority.

Nearly 200 organisations have been awarded the prestigious Queen's Award for Voluntary Service this year.

Cabinet Office is calling for evidence on how to support mission-led businesses over the next decade.

The government has outlined ways the state could use blockchain technology to track payments and provide public services.

Government is continuing to consider the comments of all interested parties, ahead of the introduction into grant agreements of the clause.

Fifteen social enterprises and investors have been shortlisted for the Social Investment Awards, hosted by the Cabinet Office and NatWest.

Matt Hancock has recommended to the Privy Council Peter Riddell's appointment as the Commissioner for Public Appointments.