To celebrate the first anniversary of our LGBTQ* community at the Ministry of Justice we took a trip to Bletchley Park; home of the WWII codebreakers and where Alan Turing famously broke German ciphers. Turing was a gay man who was …
We’ve developed our own cloud platform service, but what does that mean – and why does it matter?
The public were doing all the hard work in assessing their eligibility for financial help with court and tribunal fees. A new service places the administrative task with court staff.
Arif Harbott, our Chief Digital & Information Officer, talks about transforming the justice system at the Sprint 16 government digital conference.
How our platforms team created a postcode lookup service, developed a toolkit for live services and slashed hosting costs, all before its 1st birthday.
How the right content has eased significant business change and helped to maintain quality control for court staff processing applications for help with fees.
Processing applications for help with fees used to be a time-consuming and complex task. Adding guidance to the new digital service has reduced processing time and provided support when it's needed.
Making sure that your service contains the latest content and design isn't easy. Here's how MOJ Digital teams are tackling the challenge.
How we made a new and improved intranet for the department.
How we’re making it easier to share data across the criminal justice system.
Courts and tribunal staff are adopting agile ways of working with MOJ Digital to make it easier for people to get help with their court fees.
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