Elizabeth Anderson, CEO of digital poverty alliance, outlines a strategic approach to tackling digital exclusion in schools, calling for coordinated policy, infrastructure investment, and a curriculum that empowers all learners to thrive in a digital world

Manish Jethwa, CTO of Ordnance Survey (OS), shares how the national mapping agency has redefined its digital infrastructure through cloud innovation, AI integration, and a commitment to ethical data practices. From launching the OS National Geographic Database to pioneering machine learning at Cale, OS is setting a new standard for public sector agility and geospatial intelligence

Sam Dugmore, systems development and support manager at Wolverhampton Homes, explains how AI has helped Woverhampton Homes to spot properties at greatest risk of damp and mould to help keep residents safe

The UK's AI Opportunities Action Plan marks a pivotal step toward making the country a global AI leader. In this article, Sue Daley OBE, director of tech and innovation, techUK, explores how government-industry collaboration, infrastructure investment, skills development, and widespread AI adaption can turn ambition into impact

Dundee City Council's Fraser Crichton shares his work to transform the council fleet to electric, as well as help make Dundee one of the UK's leading EV-friendly cities

New research suggests that the majority of teachers are not using artificial intelligence tools professionally. So what needs to happen to ensure AI is harnessed in the right way for the education sector?

Air pollution poses a significant threat to public health across the country. This article explores how poor air quality is monitored and the steps being taken to drive meaningful change

In January, Socitm published its Public Sector Digital Trends report for 2025. The Institute team undertake months of research to create 'trends' rather than predictions. 'Trends' are about enduring change -- those digital impacts and technology developments that will, over time, have a lasting effect, Carol Williams explains

G-Cloud 14 offers public sector organisations access to cover 46,000 cloud services from more than 4,000 suppliers. This latest iteration simplifies procurement, providing flexible and cost-effective cloud solutions across hosting, software, and support categories. It promotes innovation, transparency, and efficiency, with a focus on small- and medium-sized enterprises, making it easier for organisations to access scalable services at competitive rates.

As public sector organisations face increasing pressure to modernise, cloud computing is playing a crucial role in their digital transformation. This article explores the key benefits of cloud adoption and real-world examples of its impact across the UK