...25 tribunals databases in total, which we plan to gradually corral into a single searchable service. This will be a challenge, as the databases are currently structured around the complex...
...liking it so far. It provides a defined structure for each module and a standardised way of including modules in our projects. We're not using the whole Heisenberg project, just...
...a long way. On the same day GOV.UK, the platform for all government services, moved into live service, becoming the best place to find government services and information. All future...
Guest blog from Christine Lewis on how our new court finder service has been demoed to technical experts in the European Commission.
Testing an early version of the online prison visits booking service in Rochester prison
...a link to the form, asking for your comments to improve the service. Feedback link on court finder The form is simple and asks you to rate the service on...
...& Tribunals Service and judges at UTIAC to take forward this work. We've now delivered a beta (live test version) which was released on 5 August 2013. Here's a glimpse...
What's new this week - including the launch of new and improved versions of the court finder and a tribunal decisions database.
Max on how Open Data standards in new MOJ web services will make it easier for search engines and developers to reuse our data.
...on visual design, Matthew on UX and Graham on the all-important copy - among other things simplifying some of the complex language involved. Jonathan is making progress chasing many project...
