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Ten Questions: Sean Brady of Formby First

15th September 2010 by nickygetgood

Sean Brady

Sean Brady started Formby First in May 2007 to report on his activities as a locally elected Parish Councillor for the Merseyside coastal town, which is a popular tourist spot.  Since then he has developed the website to 'write occasional stories … [Read more...] about Ten Questions: Sean Brady of Formby First

Filed Under: Blog, Examples of hyperlocal sites, Success Stories Tagged With: Alderley Edge, Big Society, Birmingham it's Not Shit, Formby First, Formby.info, Hedon Blog, Hyperlocal Voices, jon bounds, Lisa Reeves, Mike Atkinson, Online Journalism, parwich.org, Paul Bradshaw, Ray Duff, Sean Brady, ten questions

talk about local in Swindon

27th August 2010 by nickygetgood

The Best Dressed Town Crier on This Is Penhill

Last week I took a trip to Swindon to meet, chat with and later interview the managers of three community websites at CLIP Penhill, a UK online centre on the Penhill estate that has been delivering talk about local training. My first interview was … [Read more...] about talk about local in Swindon

Filed Under: Blog, Campaigning, Examples of hyperlocal sites, Success Stories Tagged With: clip penhill, cricklade, cricklade bugle, John Saunders, jon allen, penhill, peter hansen, seven fields, seven fields splash park, swindon, This is Penhill, UK online centres, Vicki Farthing, wiltshire

Ten Questions: Pauline Sargent of Drimnagh is Good

16th August 2010 by nickygetgood

paulinesarget

Pauline Sargent from Drimnagh, Dublin contacted the talk about local team in January of this year asking for advice on a new community website she was thinking about starting for her area, which we were more than happy to give her.  Later in March … [Read more...] about Ten Questions: Pauline Sargent of Drimnagh is Good

Filed Under: Blog, Examples of hyperlocal sites, Success Stories Tagged With: Drimnagh, drimnagh is good, ireland, pauline sargent, ten questions

Talking to Anthony Hickey about Mayo Today

26th July 2010 by nickygetgood

MayoToday.ie - Latest News From County Mayo

Whilst I was enjoying a weekend break in Westport, County Mayo last month I took the chance to meet Anthony Hickey, the manager of the Mayo Today website, which has gone from strength to strength since it started just 5 months ago in February 2010. … [Read more...] about Talking to Anthony Hickey about Mayo Today

Filed Under: Blog, Examples of hyperlocal sites, Success Stories Tagged With: anthony hickey, county mayo, ireland, mayo, Mayo Today, Social Media Surgeries

Running, data and community

24th June 2010 by daveharte

As if I wasn't already busy enough trying to capture what's happening in Bournville on the hyperlocal website I edit, I've now committed to managing the website for my running club, Bournville Harriers. I though it worth sharing here how we work the … [Read more...] about Running, data and community

Filed Under: Examples of hyperlocal sites, Writing and Content Ideas Tagged With: Bournville, community, Data, Dave Harte, Guest post, Running

Getgood Linkage #2: websites for traveller communities

18th March 2010 by nickygetgood

This morning Kate Norman asked on Twitter: 'what websites might be of MOST interest to Romany Travellers?' There are two great ones that I know of. The first is Savvy Chavvy, a private Ning network created by On Road Media whilst they were training … [Read more...] about Getgood Linkage #2: websites for traveller communities

Filed Under: Blog, Examples of hyperlocal sites, Quick Tips Tagged With: clay shipson, gypsy, kate norman, pesha's blog, romany, savvy chavvy, traveller

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