Government launches phase two of Gov.uk

Stuart Sumner
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New site will be live for six weeks to test a shared publishing system across government departments

The government has launched phase two of the Gov.uk site, which aims to provide a single point of access to government information and services. The site, which will eventually replace the Direc...

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