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  1. Every disease is a policy failure

    Works in Progress

  2. Rewiring the State for public voice

    Connected by Data

  3. AI’s Dual Role in Procurement Transformation

    SAP Australia and New Zealand Public Sector

  4. Agile Leadership by Dave Ogle

    Scott Logic Blog

  5. Weeknotes #185: Apps, animals and airports

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  6. Middle management roles are also a trap.

    Will Larson

  7. Working across 2 teams

    Benjy Stanton

  8. Going greener at home

    dxw

  9. Innovating with AI Because Reinvention Is in Cirque du Soleil’s DNA

    SAP Australia and New Zealand Public Sector

  10. Be part of our research

    Center for Civic Design

  11. GDS: delivering a better GOV.UK experience for business

    Government Digital Service Blog

  12. How to accelerate agentic adoption by Simon Sear

    Scott Logic Blog

  13. AI Adoption and SAP Transformation: What Customers Report from Practice

    SAP Australia and New Zealand Public Sector

  14. The ultimate horse

    Works in Progress

  15. When Something Happens

    Center for Civic Design

  16. Building Defra’s software development profession for the AI age

    Defra digital, data, technology and security

  17. Weeknotes #184: records, reading and relatives

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  18. Rapid iterations and 3 gigs

    Benjy Stanton

  19. The magic of the railway

    Steph Gray

  20. Six months in my archive

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  21. Developing future Chief Digital and Data Leaders

    Government Digital and Data

  22. Weeknotes S23 Ep4

    Sam Villis

  23. Tim Weeknotes

    Connected by Data

  24. Four pillars of agentic AI success by Simon Sear

    Scott Logic Blog

  25. Beauty In My Backyard

    Works in Progress

  26. What we’ve learned about designing for new voting methods

    Center for Civic Design

  27. continuing the ‘co’ past development

    Beyond Sticky Notes

  28. We’re Hiring! Project & Practice Lead

    Context Studio

  29. Weeknotes #183: keys, leaks and a book suggestion

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  30. Paris holiday

    Benjy Stanton

  31. Positive Deviance Versus Deficit Fetishism

    Paul Taylor

  32. Redeploying our efforts.

    Question Factory

  33. Did medieval people love their children?

    Works in Progress

  34. Design once, reuse everywhere

    Home Office Digital

  35. Weeknotes #182: graduations, glasses and glory

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  36. Weeknotes S23 Ep3

    Sam Villis

  37. Endings and beginnings: A half year note

    Martha Edwards

  38. Improving access to and use of digital services: open letter to business leaders

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  39. Holy moly that was a WEEK

    Ann Kempster

  40. Better By Design

    Context Studio

  41. A new chapter for the Advisory Group for Data

    NHS England Data Points

  42. New priorities and GitHub access

    Benjy Stanton

  43. Seven non-executive members appointed to Information Commission Board as chair recruitment launches

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  44. Monthsnote: May/June 2026

    James Higgot

  45. Barnsley Tech Town's £800,000 AI skills fund opens for applications

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  46. Weeknotes #181: heatwaves and show tunes

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  47. Weeknotes S23 Ep2

    Sam Villis

  48. Generated and suppressed demand.

    Will Larson

  49. Make no assumptions.

    Will Larson

  50. Week 2

    Benjy Stanton

  51. More Hut 8 than Number 10

    Question Factory

  52. Lessons from a high-fertility subculture

    Works in Progress

  53. Moving beyond clear and simple to reach overwhelmed users

    Scottish Government Digital — Content Design

  54. Ring it on: Rural Scots get mobile signal boost as 50th UK Government-funded mast goes live

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  55. UK life sciences attracts £3bn investment, creating jobs and faster patient treatments

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  56. HSE Spark Summit 2026

    Context Studio

  57. Introducing the Cloud Challenge Book 2026

    Technology in Government

  58. Why senior service ownership matters at Defra... and why now

    Defra digital, data, technology and security

  59. Weeknotes #180: pride and pop

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  60. Leaving IPO, joining NHS England

    Benjy Stanton

  61. How Amsterdam invented the fire department

    Works in Progress

  62. Improved family leave and flexible working to signal step change in support for women researchers

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  63. Monthnote: June 2026

    Ben Holliday

  64. #10 - 📝 Focus on health and care in Wales

    Transform Wales

  65. Beetlejuice: It’s Showtime

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  66. On the origin of continents

    Works in Progress

  67. Services Week: What we are learning about introducing sustainability into service assessments

    Defra digital, data, technology and security

  68. How to lie about radiation

    Works in Progress

  69. Policy is not finished when legislation passes

    Transform Wales

  70. Weeknotes #179: heat, goals, locksmiths and delays

    Matt Curnow Weeknotes

  71. Notes from the place-based state

    Question Factory

  72. Pioneering projects to transform obesity care, backed by £85 million from government and industry

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  73. Why our team blogs

    Scottish Government Digital — Content Design

  74. List maintenance notices that work

    Center for Civic Design

  75. Why the West stopped making land

    Works in Progress

  76. UK backs new AI labs to make technology cheaper, more reliable and easier to use

    Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

  77. Embracing proof of concept to deliver transformation faster

    Made Tech Digital Service Delivery

  78. Why American data centers can’t plug in

    Works in Progress