What government is doing
What government is announcing.
- 01the questionconsultations
- 02the announcementyou are here
- 03the commitmentpolicy papers
- 04the instructionguidance and regulation
- 05the accountwhat government discloses
Press releases, news stories, speeches and decisions, from every department, agency and regulator. About 150 a week, on the day they go out.
More about this source
GOV.UK lists them all on one page, newest first, and that is the problem. Scrolling a reverse-chronological feed is a poor way to find the three things that matter to you, and nobody has time to do it every morning.
So this page takes the same feed and sorts it out: four plain categories above GOV.UK's own document types, filters for who published it and what it is about, and a box where you describe your organisation in a sentence and get told what it should have noticed. It is rebuilt every day.
This is stage two of What government is doing, government talking about what it has just done. Around it sit the questions it asked first, what it says it will do, what it tells you to do and what it discloses about itself. Whether any of it worked is Whether it worked’s question.
The feed
Everything, categorised.
Describe what you do and the feed narrows to your subject. Or search the text, filter by category, body or topic, and group the results however you find useful.