National Digital Exchange gives procurement a search bar
The proposed National Digital Exchange promises quicker public sector technology buying, leaving the procurement cupboard to learn how search works.
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The proposed National Digital Exchange promises quicker public sector technology buying, leaving the procurement cupboard to learn how search works.
VisitBritain forecasts 43.4 million UK visits and £33.7 billion in spending, leaving souvenir shops to industrialise the national whimsy.
Sport England’s £16 million green sport fund sends football cones into an existential emissions audit beside the muddy touchline.
NASA’s Terra satellite kept four instruments producing science data after 25 years, making retirement an awkward discussion for everyone involved.
The Greener NHS report records falling emissions and net zero targets, leaving ambition to await its next performance review.
The Serious Fraud Office is moving to Canary Wharf, where desks, corridors and filing cabinets prepare for promotion into strategy.
UK business borrowing reached £1.2bn in April, with large firms borrowing more while SMEs stayed flat and loan rates rose.
More than 250 schools have signed solar funding agreements, while one electricity meter seeks a role in the curriculum.
A new civil service digital skills hub puts training in one place, leaving Excel to hide behind a small column and call it agility.
A possible UK Switzerland rail link advances through a memorandum and working group, leaving one suitcase to prepare for administrative ambition.
UK sport funding brings more than £900m for events and grassroots facilities, prompting one changing room bench to seek a strategy role.
A Gulf of Maine bloom turns the sea vivid blue and green, leaving microscopic plankton to deny they hired an ocean stylist.