Content idea: local timetables and opening times

Crumlin Swimming Pool Opening Times | Drimnagh is Good

Crumlin Swimming Pool Opening Times on Drimnagh is Good

Do you have access to local timetables that you could publish on your website?  Your readers would find it incredibly useful to access local opening times or travel information on their community website.

Drimnagh is Good have published the Crumlin Swimming Pool opening times and entry prices.  Leisure centres and sports class timetables are information local people will often be hunting for and appreciate being able to find in one, easily accessible place.  The Cricklade Bugle have posted the timetable of the Women’s Running Network, whilst The Moretonhampstead Hub have details of Satyananda Yoga Dartmoor classes.

Mayo Movie World | MayoToday.ie

Mayo Movie World on MayoToday.ie

Also think about your local cinemas, theatres, arts centres, etc.  Mayo Today have a dedicated cinema listings pages.

Local Travel on Bishopthorpe.net

Local Travel on Bishopthorpe.net

Travel timetables are also good. Parwich.org have published an array of bus timetables for their readers, whilst Bishopthorpe.net have a dedicated Local Travel page, with information on forthcoming holiday services and service distruptions.

Do you live in an area that survives on just one or a handful of shops?  Think about publishing their opening times.  Everyone likes to know what bus or train to aim for, or that their trip out of the house won’t be a wasted journey, so see if you can include this information on your website and make it super-handy for local people!

Nicky is the Communications Manager at Talk About Local – recruiting, training and working with IT trainers and active citizens across the UK to help them create and develop simple yet effective community websites and online profiles. She managed the popular Birmingham hyperlocal website Digbeth is Good since it began in May 2008 until December 2011. Nicky is interested in ways of using storytelling, game-playing and events within communities to tell their stories and effect positive change.
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