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Tag Archives: number 10
Local e-petitions
Headstar reported the other day about the progress of the piece of legislation that will mandate local authorities to set up systems allowing residents to create e-petitions, and to respond to such petitions. Under the ‘Local democracy, economic development and … Continue reading
Posted in E-Democracy
Tagged edemocracy, epetitions, icele, learning pool, number 10, petitions, socttish parliament
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Sarah Brown blog – No 10 team just does it
Great work from the webbies at Number 10. Wanting a way to let Sarah Brown discuss some of the activities going on around the G8 summit, they produced a great quick-and-dirty solution by hosting a blog using the free WordPress.com … Continue reading
Downing Street is on Twitter
And you can follow the rather dull news updates at http://twitter.com/downingstreet. Still, well done whoever got this going!
