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First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A new contract for Civil Service learning and development will be the first cross government contract to mandate busness competition in the supply chain
CloudStore, the online appstore of the government G-Cloud framework for cloud-based ICT services, is open for business.
Government is on track to make around £5 billion savings this year - even more than last year.
The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on subjects including Greece, Scotland and public sector bonuses.
Radical changes to public sector construction will lead to up to a 20% fall in the cost of building schools, hospitals and roads.
People across the country are being invited to give their views on the definition of open standards for government.
The government has strengthened proposals for a new individual register of voters to make the scheme simpler for the majority of voters.
New supply chain used by Highways Agency allows construction SMEs working on government property to receive prompt payment.
The Supplementary Estimates seek parliamentary authority for voted expenditure by government departments for 2011-12.
The Prime Minister has responded to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority's announcement on MPs' pay and pensions.
Francis Maude unveiled plans for a new Major Projects Leadership Academy, which will be created and delivered in partnership with Oxford's Said Business School, today in London.
Using behavioural insights could save taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds and thousands of lives a year, according to an annual report.
The Behavioural Insights Team has published a paper on fraud, debt and error.
The Cabinet Office has published an interim report on debt owed to government, by the Fraud, Error and Debt Taskforce.
Details of ministerial appointments have been announced.
The Government has published January progress updates for each department's Structural Reform Plans. External site: [Business plans](http://transparency.number10.gov.uk/transparency/srp)
Published 2 February 2012
A beta of a single domain for all government information has been launched.
Courts across England and Wales have started using a new interpreter service which is expected to save tax-payers more than £18m a year.
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