Government

Explaining open frameworks and their opportunities for the public sector

Crown Commercial Service provides an explanation of open frameworks and the opportunities they present for the public sector.

Navigating the future: Labour Government’s vision for the energy efficiency industry

The recent election of the Labour government signals a promising shift for the energy efficiency industry, bringing with it a renewed focus on decarbonisation and sustainable growth.

The EU’s justice and fundamental rights policy

Open Access Government highlights the EU Justice Scoreboard, discusses broader justice and fundamental rights policy, and concludes with the National justice systems aspect of the recent Rule of Law Report.

How the government can support the national fight against fraud

According to a recent survey conducted by LexisNexis Risk Solutions on digital trust, banking is the most trusted sector, with 86% of UK consumers deeming banks trustworthy. However, only 28% deem government institutions trustworthy, so, how can the government support the national fight against fraud?

Sam Ulyatt appointed as new CEO of Crown Commercial Service (CCS)

Sam Ulyatt has officially stepped into her new role as Chief Executive Officer of the Crown Commercial Service (CCS), following a competitive external recruitment process that began in January.

Ethical diplomacy: What British Indians want from the incoming UK Government

The incoming UK government has a unique opportunity to reshape its foreign policy with India, aligning it with the values that are shared by both nations.

CCS market engagement: Public sector needs a variety of suppliers

Lucy McCormack, Technology Commercial Lead from CCS, explains how small and medium-sized enterprises can get the most out of CCS market engagement and customer intelligence to help them bid for public sector contracts.

Public sector procurement: Key changes and compliance essentials

To enhance transparency and efficiency in public sector procurement, the UK government has issued in new regulations with the Procurement Act 2023 and the accompanying Procurement Regulations 2024.

Taliban’s new laws: Afghan women silenced and restricted even further

The Taliban has passed new 'vice and virtue' laws severely restricting the rights of women, continuing the erasure of women from public spaces in...

New centralised agreement changes adult education and training procurement in the UK

An initiative aimed at facilitating adult education and training services across the UK has officially launched, promising significant efficiencies and broader access to crucial skills development programs.

July 2024 CCS framework update: Key expirations, extensions, and upcoming deadlines

The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has released its monthly framework update for July 2024, providing important information for public sector organisations to assist with procurement planning.

Towards a National Framework on Advertising for Sports Betting Act in Canada

Open Access Government anticipates the upcoming National Framework on Advertising for Sports Betting Act, starting with some scene setting on responsible gambling.

2024 CSR Communication Conference: Shaping corporate responsibility in a crisis-driven world

In a gathering at the School of Management, the 2024 CSR Communication Conference is set to explore the crucial theme of ‘CSR communication for...

Repossession claims in England and Wales surge to five-year high amid economic pressures

Recent data from the Ministry of Justice has revealed a significant increase in repossession claims across England and Wales, marking the highest level in five years.

Reducing child poverty in England could drastically improve child health

Researchers have highlighted the benefits of reducing child poverty in England.

What the Procurement Act 2023 means for CCS

Crown Commercial Service (CCS) guides us through the new regime for UK procurement, including what the Procurement Act 2023 means to them.

Warning issued over pensions’ role in UK economic growth

A warning issued by the CEO of Royal London, the UK's largest member-owned insurance group, raised concerns over the government's strategy to use pensions to stimulate economic growth, the Guardian reported.

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