Government Communications Head Quarters (GCHQ): Latest News

Lancaster Girls Grammar School were awarded the inaugural title, ahead of teams from across Britain

We are proud to be part of this celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths for young people in the UK.

Jeremy Fleming is to succeed Robert Hannigan.

The Commissioner will be responsible for overseeing how the UK intelligence agencies operate under the new Investigatory Powers Bill.

We announce plans to mark our 100th anniversary, beginning with an exhibition at the Science Museum and our first authorised history.

The NCSC is officially opened today by Her Majesty The Queen, accompanied by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh.

Students learn how the cyber world impacts on everyone today.

Our staff donate food, clothing, and gifts to the County Community Projects’ appeal.

We are delighted that our poppy waterfall, which helped to launch the Royal British Legion Gloucestershire County Poppy Appeal 2016, is now on display to the public at Cheltenham Town Hall until April.

Robert Hannigan, Director of GCHQ since 2014, has today announced his decision to step down once a successor is in place.

New ranking recognises our commitment to helping all our staff fulfil their potential

We would like to wish everyone a very happy Christmas, and a peaceful and prosperous New Year.

Sales of a special edition biography of codebreaker Alan Turing raised £15,000 each for the Bletchley Park Trust and GCFund.

We have launched an intuitive web app for analysing and decoding data.

BBC documentary explores the challenges of hiring Black, Asian & Minority Ethnic recruits into GCHQ.

GCHQ releases its second open source software project today.

With Halloween upon us, we thought we’d share a spooky secret from our past.

We have raised over £19,500 for the Royal British Legion Gloucestershire with our giant poppy waterfall and other activities throughout 2016. Huge thanks to everyone involved for their fantastic support.

Churchill recognised the importance of the work of Turing, Welchman, Alexander, and Milner-Barry on this day in 1941.

‘Inspiring… exciting… brilliant… valuable… mind-blowing!’ say our charity partners.

The GCHQ Puzzle Book features a competition designed to challenge the sharpest minds.

We use our problem-solving skills to help keep Britain safe. Our puzzle book enables you to test your wits against us. Best of luck!

Embracing our differences on National Coming Out Day: a personal reflection.

How identifying a hidden disability revealed new strengths. One man’s story of how he was catapulted into a successful career at GCHQ.

Director GCHQ welcomes the Rt Hon Boris Johnson MP on his first visit to GCHQ.

Source: http://www.gchq.gov.uk