Case studies: Real-life examples of government activity

A Levelling Up Fund investment of £9.2 million will help improve opportunities in one of Lanarkshire’s biggest towns.

£24 million from the Levelling Up Fund was provisionally allocated to Norfolk County Council. The funding will modernise local road systems and enhance public spaces by reducing traffic congestion.

UK involvement in the mission to make detailed observations of the giant gaseous planet Jupiter and three of its largest moons: Ganymede, Callisto and Europa.

Evolving from graduate to Dstl analyst, straight into developing herself and supporting others. Stella now leads our new starters support network.

ACE worked with managers at Kettering General Hospital to create a proof of concept which allows beds to be allocated more efficiently.

Looking for evidence of gravitational waves in the Cosmic Microwave Background, to shed light on the first moments after the Big Bang. Launch is expected before 2030 and the mission will be 3 years long.

The career of our chief scientist of space weather was literally written in the stars.

Artificial intelligence-enabled diagnosis could accelerate research by months and possibly years.

The Science and Technology Facilities Council - UKRI were awarded £100,000 by the Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT) to improve their software.

The Department for Education (DfE) have developed software to sort thousands of emails, reducing the time taken to communicate with the public.

New tool uses artificial intelligence to assess hospital data and help predict patients at risk of becoming long stayers, with resulting negative implications.

UKEF-backed financing has enabled the company to increase its exports, expand into new markets and continue to spearhead product innovation in the food industry.

Veteran-run, green tech start-up has developed innovative technology to recycle the materials in body armour with the help of DASA funding

The Pile Fuel Cladding Silo is one of our oldest waste stores and one of the highest hazard facilities on the Sellafield site, dating to the early 1950’s

ACE worked with kidney doctors to develop a method to detect acute kidney injury.

Silicon Microgravity secured a DASA Defence Innovation Loan to further develop and commercialise their micro-chip technology for autonomous tunnel and bunker detection

Analysts from the Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE) help increase knowledge to inform future policymaking.

GAD reviewed 2 social security funds in Jersey with the results being presented to the States Members.

Championing diversity in engineering with a wealth of experience and passion.

From Sea Cadet to Dstl engineering apprentice.

Making a real difference is Nick Richardson, Capability Assurance Principal at Dstl, who supports the rehabilitation of injured service personnel.

Data insights assist the Maritime and Coastguard Agency in its work to bring in the best bidders for contract.

DASA funding has helped Wales-based SME, Trauma Simulation develop a whole-body model for trauma training, from the point of wounding to damage control surgery

GAD's pensions experts and digital specialists develop a 'retirement calculator' platform to help members of public service pension schemes.

GAD provides support to public sector bodies where a compulsory transfer of employment results in a change of pension scheme for staff.

Dr Deb is the Technical Lead in the Defence Artificial Intelligence Centre (DAIC) AI Experimentation Hub.

How St Benedict’s Catholic High School used the Behaviour Hubs programme to develop a consistent behaviour policy, standards and expectations.

How Forest Academy used the Behaviour Hubs programme to change perceptions of misbehaviour and respond to pupils' complex needs.

Government Internal Audit Agency has been awarded funding from the Government Office for Tech Transfer to further develop their use of artificial intelligence.

New features in the NHS App improve patient experience and support elective care recovery, as well as helping reduce ongoing pressure on the health service.

Designing and building a security pass data-sharing system for UK airports 

Trilateral’s artificial intelligence web application helps organisations better understand and respond to crime

How partner organisations are working with the Environment Agency to carry out the Thames Estuary 2100 (TE2100) Plan.

Schools and multi-academy trusts (MATs) share their different techniques for improving attendance rates in their settings.

Scientist Abi Spear explains how connections are one of the most important aspects of her incredible work in regenerative medicine.

The Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT) has funded the National Physical Laboratory’s development of new ultrasound technology in breast cancer diagnosis.

It’s a building that we’ll use to maintain the equipment we need to take waste out of 2 of our highest hazard facilities.

It is 20 years since Sarah started at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) but her work is focused years into the future.

Discover UK involvement in the ESA Solar Orbiter mission to study our Sun.

She has just completed a milestone achievement on the water providing world-leading science to the armed forces.

£300,000 was allocated to The Roxy Collective in South Lakeland in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£240,000 was allocated to Zion Bristol Limited in Bristol in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£250,000 was allocated to Caistor and District Community Trust Limited (C&DCT) in West Lindsey in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£25,000 was allocated to Oxhill Village Hall in Stratford-upon-Avon in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£300,000 was allocated to Limpley Stoke Community Benefit Society Ltd in Wiltshire in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£134,000 was allocated to Horrabridge Recreation Field Trust in West Devon in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund for their project the Horrabridge Replacement Sports Pavillion.

£262,500 was allocated to The Honest Miller Community Group Limited in Ashford in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£295,000 was allocated to Banana Enterprise Network Ltd in Bolton in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund for their project ‘Save Rock Hall’.

£171,500 was allocated to Margaret Haes Riding Centre Limited in Bury in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.

£96,000 was allocated to Moor Pool Heritage Trust in Birmingham in December 2022 from the UK Community Ownership Fund.