Our bi-weekly summary of what we’ve done recently to develop GOV.UK, and what’s coming up. What we’ve done In the past couple of weeks, we’ve: launched a tool which lets specialists filter Competition and Markets Authority cases improved specialist browse …
A summary of the changes we’ve made to the GOV.UK site since mid-March, and what we’ve got planned up until Easter. What we’ve done In the past couple of weeks, we’ve: successfully moved GOV.UK publishing systems to a new hosting …
A summary of the changes we've made to GOV.UK site since early March, and what we’ll be up to in the next week or so. What's new and noteworthy Over the last couple of weeks, stuff we’ve done includes: released new …
An experimental blogpost, in which we see whether you’re interested in us telling you what GOV.UK teams have done in the last two weeks, and what we’ll be working on in the next two weeks. (This post covers User Formats …
Here are the most significant things we’re working on in GOV.UK Departments and Policy this sprint: Social sharing buttons. We're going to add sharing buttons for social media (specifically Facebook and Twitter) onto consultations, news articles, speeches and world location news articles. We …
Here are some of the things we’re working on in the next 2 weeks: User needs: training We’re pleased to say that so far more than 400 people have completed their user needs training. There are more sessions scheduled and …
Here are some of the most significant things we're working on in the government section of GOV.UK this sprint: Adding footnotes to detailed guides and HTML publications Creating a preview to allow users to see the contents of a CSV …
Here are the most significant things we’re working on in the government section of GOV.UK in this sprint: Improve policy supporting detail pages. The supporting detail pages for policies explain the government schemes used to implement each policy. For example, on the …
Here are some of the things we're working on over the next couple of weeks: Prioritisation The team is continuing to prioritise the transition timeline for all 330+ agencies and arm’s length bodies (AALBs). With department leads, we are prioritising …
Here are the most significant things we’re working on in the government section of GOV.UK in this sprint: Finishing off work on document series to become collections. This will be shipped today, making the workflow on collections (formerly known as …
The GOV.UK app went live in public beta in July 2025. Find out what’s been happening, and what’s coming next, on the GDS blog.