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- Gallomanor provides creative audience-led communication solutions and events to local government and other organisations. We specialise in citizen engagement campaigns and e-democracy.
- Contact Usemail: info@gallomanor.com
tel: 01225 869413
fax: 0870 7627 451
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eDemocracy Calendar
Blogs we read
- apophenia
- BBC NEWS | Open Secrets
- Beau Bo D'Or
- Bloggerheads - the weblog of Tim Ireland (aka Manic)
- Blogzilla
- Cllr 2.0
- Councillor Bob Piper
- Designing for Civil Society
- I'm a Scientist Project Blog
- Mary Reid's blog
- Never Trust a Hippy
- Open Eye: Chat
- Paul Canning
- PhotoshopDisasters
- Politics, PR & Marketing
- Someday I Will Treat You Good
- strange maps
- The Ideal Government Project
- Tom Watson - Labour MP
- Whitehall Webby - digital media in government
Local Democracy
- Local Democracy Campaign
Recent Comments
- Joe Bloggs on And that's why we need FOI
- Shane McCracken on And that's why we need FOI
- Shane McCracken on BarcampUKGovweb09
- Whitehall Webby on BarcampUKGovweb09
- Shane McCracken on Volunteer? Do us a Favour
- Gareth Coxon - Dot Design on Volunteer? Do us a Favour
- Shane McCracken on "Make playgrounds more dangerous"
- Michael Follett on "Make playgrounds more dangerous"
- Fraser Henderson on More detail on Crime Maps
- Shane McCracken on More detail on Crime Maps
Recent Posts
- Code of recommended practice on local authority publicity - A consultation
- And that's why we need FOI
- Shock Horror - Positive Youth Media Coverage!
- Councillors, even better than your Dad!
- BarcampUKGovweb09
- "This is your victory"
- I'm a Councillor 2008 - final report
- Atheist Bus Campaign
- Blog Action Day - Poverty
- Sucessful new technologies are socially inclusive
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September 09, 2008
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Our projects
- Life Swap
LifeSwap helps to bridge the gap between disparate groups such as councillors and young people. - I'm a Councillor, Get me out of Here!
IAC has run for 5 years helping councillors engage with thousands of young people in 63 councils across the country. - Local e-Democracy National Project
Gallomanor has produced the majority of the marketing communication pieces for the Local e-Democracy National Project. - CampaignCreator
CampaignCreator is an online resource that allows grassroots campaigners to create and manage effective and credible campaign communications. - Your Say Your Way
Your Say Your Way was a highly effective voter education campaign used to show residents of two wards in St Albans how to use new electronic voting systems being piloted in 2002. - Juror Online
A virtual walkthrough for Jurors commissioned by the Home Office.
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