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Subscribing to a Directgov RSS feed is quick and easy. How you subscribe will depend on whether you are an individual user looking to keep up to date with the latest information, or a website owner wanting to use Directgov content on your site.
Individual users wanting to subscribe to a Directgov RSS feed will first of all need to get a news reader.
A news reader is a piece of software that checks the RSS feeds you have subscribed to and lets you read any new articles that have been published.
There are lots of different types of news readers. Some are web based which you can access from any computer, while others are downloaded and can only be used on the computer you downloaded them on to.
Once you have chosen a news reader, you need to decide which Directgov RSS feeds you want to receive. You can see a list of all Directgov RSS feeds on the RSS library page.
Next to each Directgov RSS feed is an orange icon. To subscribe to a Directgov RSS feed either:
If you have your own website, you can use a Directgov RSS feed to display the latest headlines on your website. A number of tools are available to help you add RSS feeds to your website.
Directgov encourages websites to use its RSS feeds as part of their website, but all information must be attributed to Directgov.
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