Sankunet will introduce its new online consultation and business support package to aid Japanese municipalities facing severe operational challenges.

Youseful Co., Ltd. launches AI training for local government employees to address the talent shortage and enhance operational efficiency.

The GDX celebrates a significant milestone with over 250 local government members, emphasizing commitment to digital transformation and community development.

Showcase, a DX cloud service provider, will present at the Local Government Informatization Fair 2025, discussing DX and AI initiatives.

NAVER Cloud showcased its AI service "NAVER CareCall" at a major local government expo, aiming to improve welfare during a growing labor shortage.

GDX has introduced a free survey service to assess the digital transformation readiness of local governments, aiming to bridge the gap in understanding between management and staff.

The latest issue of GDX's magazine highlights major reforms in the hometown tax system. Learn about the timeline and implications for local governments in this informative article.

The Japan Marriage Support Association starts recruiting local governments for its 'Migration Marriage Project' aiming to assist singles in finding partners and relocating simultaneously.

The next issue of the Local Government DX Guide will highlight the future of local business support and public-private collaboration via digital transformation.

Join the 38th Annual Workshop for Female Municipal Officials in Tokyo on January 23, 2026, to enhance careers and connect with peers. A day of learning awaits!

Japan System Co., Ltd. will exhibit at the Local Government Digitalization Promotion Fair 2026, showcasing its innovative solutions for the public sector.

General Association of Local Government DX Promotion (GDX) participates in DX System Development Expo 2026, bridging local governments and businesses through innovation.

On September 2, join the rebroadcast of a seminar on document management and AI use in local governments, showcasing practical insights and expert discussions.

George Finch, 20, who became leader of Warwickshire county council at 19, has faced persistent controversies since taking office. His leadership has been marked by three code of conduct investigations, a narrow no-confidence vote, and disputes over library policies. Labour MP Rachel Taylor challenged Finch's claims about complaints against libraries, citing FOI data showing zero relevant complaints since March 2024. Finch accused Taylor of manufacturing political arguments. Green councillor Nicki Scott alleged bullying within the Reform UK administration, citing concerns from staff about harassment and unreasonable scrutiny. Finch defended his leadership style, claiming he was targeting the establishment's resistance to change. Recent investigations into code of conduct breaches were later cleared by council hearings. Finch also dismissed allegations of bullying as 'lies', asserting a survey showed most staff would recommend working at the council. His comments sparked debate over Reform UK's management style and its relationship with Nigel Farage, who faces scrutiny over financial ties and alleged connections to a convicted fraudster.