The Post Office is set to make a critical choice soon about its technology future. Andy Nice, the chief transformation officer, said they’ll decide whether

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) just announced that contractors can pause their Loan Charge settlements while the government reviews this contentious tax policy. This retroactive

Fujitsu’s chief executive for Europe, Paul Patterson, has made it clear that the ongoing inquiry into the Post Office scandal shows it’s misleading to blame

The government is about to release a Green Paper aimed at shaping the future of the Post Office, following the fallout from the Horizon IT

People in the UK seem mostly okay with having datacentres built in their communities, even though many don’t really grasp what server farms do. That’s

The Post Office misused millions of taxpayers’ pounds to back its legal fight against subpostmasters over devastating mistakes made by its Horizon system. They broke

The Post Office is moving forward with plans to hire a third party to examine the troubled Horizon computer system, especially as unexplained losses continue

Kevin Hollinrake, the former Post Office minister, testified at the ongoing public inquiry into the Horizon scandal. He didn’t hold back when talking about the

Since the Labour Party released its manifesto, there’s been a lot of talk about the upcoming legal changes. It promises significant reforms, but the specifics

Starting April 2026, employment agencies and end-hirers are going to bear the responsibility for ensuring that umbrella company employees pay their fair share of employment