Today we’ve created (much more quickly than anticipated, hence two posts after a space of months) a number of Twitter lists.
Most are self-explanatory and are simply lists by party. We have created a list for any group that had two or more members, some of the smaller ones are very low volume and [...]
Ever wanted to see what all the councillors in the country are saying on Twitter, but cursed that there wasn’t an easy way to do it?
Well curse no more. Thanks to Twitter’s lists feature you can do just that. The first list we’ve created is http://twitter.com/CllrTweeps/councillors and it pretty much does what is [...]
The CllrTweeps website has been on the go for a fair old while (in Internet terms) now and was the first site of its type of councillors, councils and their residents. Â However, even when it was set up we were aware that the site would not last forever. Â This was not some metaphysical angst about [...]
On 4 March 2009, In For Councillors, by James Cousins
Being fictional Cllr Tweeps won’t be participating, but that does stop him being excited about, or promoting, the National Councillor Online Conference for Adult Social Care on the 16, 17 and 18 March. IDeA, who are running the event, have provided the following details:
The easy to use conference will enable you as councillors involved [...]
If you are a councillor and want to be listed on here then we only need a few details:
Your name.
Your Twitter name.
Your council.
You can let us know by commenting on this post, or emailing site@cllrtweeps.com.
If you haven’t already got a Twitter account, you can get one (for free) by signing up at http://twitter.com.
We perform a [...]