Open Data

A little festive cheer from Nottingham

December 16, 2011 | Author Anna Bailey

Christmas greetings from the Midlands, where long-suffering Nottingham taxpayers have been brought a little bit of festive cheer. Nottingham City Council has opted for more frugal celebrations after last year’s splurge on a £5,000 Christmas tree for its headquarters building. According to the Nottingham Post the 2010 tree was rented for just 35 days, meaning [...] Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Christmas, Christmas Tree, Freedom of Information, Grassroots, Jon Collins, Midlands, Nottingham City Council, Open Data, Public Spending | Comments Closed

A little festive cheer from Nottingham

December 16, 2011 | Author Anna Bailey

Posted in Christmas, Christmas Tree, Freedom of Information, Grassroots, Information Governance, Jon Collins, Midlands, Nottingham City Council, Open Data, Public Spending | Comments Closed

Public Data Corporation Killed

December 15, 2011 | Author Dominique Lazanski

Today I attended the Government’s meeting on their open data plan. The measures were announced in the Autumn Statement and include opening up more data, allowing for the releasing of transport and health data as a priority, and the creation of the Open Data Institute. The Government made even more of a commitment to open [...] Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Autumn Statement, Campaign, Francis Maude, Open Data, Open Data Institute, Public Data, Public Data Corporation | Comments Closed

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