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Digital, Data and ICT Strategy for 2026-2030

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Kensington and Chelsea Council approved its Digital, Data and ICT Strategy in July 2026, aiming to modernise technology and enhance cyber resilience.

Kensington and Chelsea Council approved its Digital, Data and ICT Strategy for 2026-2030 in July 2026, following discussion by the Overview & Scrutiny Committee. This plan aims to modernise its technology infrastructure and improve resident-centric digital services, in the wake of a cyber-attack in November 2025 that disrupted council services.

The strategy outlines a commitment to strengthening cyber resilience and building a coherent whole-council digital ecosystem. It also focuses on creating a modern and independent ICT infrastructure. No further meetings are currently scheduled for this topic.

Key facts

  1. Kensington and Chelsea Council approved its Digital, Data and ICT Strategy in July 2026. Source
  2. The strategy is for the period 2026-2030. Source
  3. A cyber-attack in November 2025 disrupted council services. Source
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