Posts tagged "UK Government"

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Policy is not finished when legislation passes

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Mai / May 2026

#9 - 📝 100 days in enough to prove a different way of governing

Senedd 2026 Manifestos
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Testing the 2026 manifestos against digital reality

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Chwefror / February 2026

#6 - 📝 What modern digital delivery in Cymru really requires - February’s digital news roundup

Eluned Morgan - For Wales See Wales Podcast
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Why the First Minister is wrong about public sector technology delivery

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Ionawr / January 2026

#5 - 📝 Service patterns, Welsh language research and problems worth solving - January’s digital news roundup

Work in the open
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Working in the open for leaders

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Hydref / October 2025

#2 - 📝 Bilingual design, AI, and problems worth solving – October’s digital news roundup

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We learned the language of digital. Now it’s time to learn the practice.

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Further reading

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A better way

If Wales wants to rise to the challenge of improving public services, we have to change how we design and deliver them. That means putting people first, adopting modern and open ways of working, drawing on the best digital practices to build services that are simple, efficient, and designed around real life-needs.

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Invest in modern skills and expertise - How we get there

Better public services start with the right people. Modern, user-centred services require skills that still aren’t widespread across the Welsh public sector – especially in user research, service design, content design, delivery management and engineering.

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Why this matters

Welsh public services haven’t kept up. Technology has transformed how we live, work, and connect with the world. People expect public services to be simple, fast, and user-friendly – just like everything else in their lives. But too often, government services are slow, clunky, and frustrating.

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Medi / September 2025

#1 - 📣 Digital shake-ups, whistleblowing, and our report launch – September’s digital news roundup