New digital services will save £1.2bn by 2015, according to Cabinet Office

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600 central government transaction services being redesigned to save time and money

Nick Hurd, a Parliamentary Secretary in the Cabinet Office, says that the introduction of new digital services - and the redesign of existing ones - will "save the taxpayer and service users around...

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