Connect with BIS

Keep in touch with BIS via blogs, email alerts, newsletters, RSS feeds, social media and commentable websites.

Blogs

• BIS Blog - ministers, policymakers and guest bloggers share their work and ideas
• Public Sector Innovation Blog - news and information from the BIS Innovation Capability team and guest bloggers
• Science and Public Attitudes Blog - following the Public Attitudes to Science 2011 report

Email alerts and newsletters

Get alerts and newsletters direct to your inbox 

BIS around the web

We have accounts on the following social websites under the name 'bisgovuk'.

Twitter - get updates on all our policy areas, news and consultations. How we useTwitter.

YouTube - watch exclusive videos around our announcements, campaigns and consultations. (YouTube user? Subscribe to our YouTube channel)

Flickr - view and download images of departmental events and visits. (Flickr user? Add bisgovuk as a contact on Flickr)

RSS feeds

With RSS (Really Simple Syndication) you can receive updates from lots of websites in a single place. Find out how. This site has the following feeds:

News
Latest press releases from our newsroom

Speeches
All speeches by BIS Ministers

Policies
The most recently updated pages about our policy programmes

Consultations
All BIS consultation documents

Publications
All BIS publications

Notice to exporters
Updates on Export Control Organisation matters

Public appointments
Positions in BIS public bodies

Jobs
Vacancies at BIS

Commentable microsites

We sometimes set up temporary websites to get your comments and hold discussions around specific policy areas (each with their own RSS feeds - visit the sites to grab them). Currently, we've got:

• Students at the Heart of the System - consultation on the Higher Education White Paper
• Modern Workplaces Consultation - flexible parental leave, flexible working, working time regulations and equal pay
• Science and Society - discussion and news around five expert science groups

See our policy on comments and moderation.

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