The Post Office’s IT department faced significant criticism for its hasty procurement of hardware for the New Branch IT (NBIT) project in pursuit of a

A new compensation scheme for victims of the Post Office scandal, initiated by the Labour government in July, has made its first payment of £600,000

Nick Read, the embattled chief executive of the Post Office, will depart from the struggling organization in March 2025. He will be succeeded on an

Fujitsu’s public sector operations in the UK have experienced losses exceeding £50 million in sales this year, largely due to the company’s involvement in the

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has expanded its publicly available list of non-compliant umbrella companies, now including details on nearly 100 firms involved in tax

The government has received a report concerning a software application used by subpostmasters prior to the notorious Horizon system, which has been implicated in causing

The UK technology sector has emerged as a noteworthy success in today’s economy, with its gross value added (GVA) growing by over 25% from 2010

Over 2,000 individuals affected by the Post Office Horizon scandal have the opportunity to appeal the financial compensation they received, if they feel it was

Despite years of digitizing public services, governments have yet to share the advantages of this shift with the general public. In 2020, the NHS launched

The £1.15 billion earmarked to address the expenses arising from the Post Office Horizon scandal is woefully insufficient, prompting scrutiny over Fujitsu’s potential financial responsibility.