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Twitterplan: The Newest Mashup in UK Local Government

7 April 2009 6 Comments


I managed to catch up with Stuart Harrison/Pezholio this morning from Lichfield District Council to ask him about his new exciting development/mashup called Twitterplan. You can listen to the telephone interview here

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You can also visit Stuart Harrison’s website here to find out more about Twitterplan.

Follow Stuart on Twitter at @pezholio

Here is a snipet of Twitterplan introduction on Lichfield District Councils website.

Get local planning applications via Twitter

If you’re one of the many people who use social networking site Twitter and would like to receive alerts of planning applications in your area, then you’ll love Twitterplan.

Twitterplan is a new site set up by Lichfield District Council (with a little help from City of Lincoln Council and Planning Alerts) that sends a message to Twitter users whenever a planning application is submitted in their area.

It’s simple to sign up to, simply visit the Twitterplan website, enter your Twitter username and postcode, and follow the onscreen instructions.

If you don’t use Twitter, or would prefer to get alerts via email, then you can get alerts by signing up on the Planning Alerts website.

This service covers 324 local authorities, including Lichfield, so spread the word!

Warwickshire’s R&D website

Just in case you wondering who else is working on some exciting mashups, have a look at Warwickshire Councils R&D website. They’re working on some interesting projects with me in the near future. You could find their Web Services and API Dump here. Look out for a post featuring their projects here on LGEOResearch soon.

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6 Comments »

  • philipjohn (Philip John) said:

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    @liz_azyan: My interview with @pezholio on Twitterplan (local gov mashup) with audio from this morning. Check it out! [link to post]

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  • Pezholio » Blog Archive » My interview with Liz Azyan about TwitterPlan said:

    [...] Liz Azyan of LGEO Research about Twitterplan, the whys, wherefores and hows. More information is on the LGEO Research blog, but you can check out the interview [...]

  • liz_azyan (Liz Azyan) said:

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    RT @karenblakeman: Twitterplan UK [link to post] I *DONT BELIEVE IT* Reading BC joined Web 2 & sending me info on applications

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  • palpitt (Palpitt) said:

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    Twitterplan: The Newest Mashup in UK Local Government [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

  • internetactu (internetactu) said:

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    Local Government Engagement Online Research : Twitterplan, le dernier mashup pour la gouvernance locale britanni.. [link to post]

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  • Local Government Engagement Online Research » Blog Archive » So… PSFBuzz was a success! What was it all about again? said:

    [...] was pleased to see Mike also talked about Twitterplan, which I had blogged about a few weeks here. There are a lot of great talent in local councils who are developing many useful mashups. Two [...]

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