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Official evaluation seen by Newsnight suggests much-heralded programme has had a limited impact on employment, criminality and truancy
“I’ve read many times about the end of GDS, but it has always come back stronger than before,” says new GDS director general
New Government Digital Service director general's DWP roles are to be shared across the department
Around 100 higher and further education staff are set to move over to the Department for Education – but the PCS union warns that many jobs are still at risk
Policy Exchange proposes “turbo charged” devolution of Whitehall functions to councils and city regions over the next five years
Exclusive: Former Cabinet Office minister says nothing should be done to weaken the "central authority" of the Government Digital Service, as the United Nations' latest e-government index has Britain at the top for the first time
Think tank says fear of central government scrutiny stops councils from sharing full “lessons learned” on service integration work
Announcement comes just days after the Public Accounts Committee urged consistent leadership on winding down of HMRC's major Aspire contract
The big leadership changes in government digital seem like a triumph for those who believe a government organised along Victorian lines is still fit for fixing today’s problems, argues former senior civil servant Andrew Greenway
Departure of Stephen Foreshew-Cain comes amid speculation over the future of the central GDS team
The Land Registry "must remain an essential arm of the state", says Conservative committee chair Bernard Jenkin, amid doubts over whether the government's privatisation plans will go ahead
Earlier this month, the Infrastructure and Projects Authority published its annual report shedding light on the government’s largest and most complex projects. Alongside details on budget and timelines, each project is given a red, amber or green rating to indicate how likely it is to deliver expected benefits. Suzannah Brecknell takes a look at some of the key findings