Evolving the Service Standard for the future of public services
We’re evolving the Service Standard from a one-off test into a living standard for modern, end-to-end public services. Here’s how – and how to be involved.
GOV.UK app: One year of easier, faster services in your pocket
Today, the GOV.UK app turns one. And, like all first birthdays, it’s a bit of a special moment - a time to celebrate but also reflect and look forward.
Exploration sprints: testing whether a different approach is actually viable
Could a two-week sprint transform a public service? Discover how CustomerFirst tests ideas, uncovers barriers and builds evidence before major change.
Update from the GDS Responsible AI Advisory Panel
How is government using AI responsibly? Insights, challenges and next steps from the GDS’s Responsible AI Advisory Panel.
What we learned from the Prime Minister’s AI Exemplars programme – and how it is shaping the next phase
Find out how the first 10 months of the AI Exemplars programme has gone.
Data maturity: the foundation for AI ready public sector data
Good AI starts with good data. We partnered with The National Archives to explore how data maturity can prepare legal data for AI use. Here's what we found.
Building for the future: Making change simple on GOV.UK Pay
GOV.UK Pay has a new provider for non-Crown card payments and pay by bank. Find out what this means for public sector teams.
Putting customers first: DVLA and CustomerFirst partnering to improve Drivers Medical service
CustomerFirst, a new unit in the Government Digital Service, is working with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) to explore improvements to the end-to-end customer journey for the Drivers Medical service, while continuing to prioritise road safety and accessibility for everyone who needs them.
Answers in seconds, 24/7: GOV.UK Chat launches in the GOV.UK app
Find the information you need, quickly and easily, through the AI-powered chat system for GOV.UK.
Join us for Services Week 2026
Services Week 2026 will run from 29 June to 3 July. Learn about this year's theme and how to get involved.