6 October - Something for the weekend
Opinion Survey by the Electoral Reform Society
Seventy nine minutes after posting
a reference to the opinion survey on
perceptions of Bexley council came the first query. “Can't find anything about
it on the council’s website, what’s it all about?”
I don’t know. it’s a bit of a secret. It was mentioned in
the minutes of the June Finance Committee
meeting but if there is anything else the bexley.gov search facility doesn’t come up with anything. It’s one of
Mrs. Holkham’s projects so don’t expect competence and efficiency.
The Erith wind turbine
Maybe
David Evenett, MP for Bexleyheath and Crayford, should be concerned about the
Erith turbine. John Kerlen sent me this photo taken from his garden in Crayford.
He is almost two miles from the flailing giant.
The turbine owner’s website features links to four views of Erith and the surrounding area
which carefully manage to avoid showing any of the residential properties.
Bexley council’s new web interface
Here’s
something to give you an idea of what
Bexley council’s new website will look
like. You can get an even better idea by
clicking here.
At last a click on the Bexley logo will take you back to the Home page.
Unfortunately that is the old site at present, in fact a lot of links currently
go back to the old site. Some of the links appear to have ‘issues’ as
computer geeks like to call them; I didn’t have much luck with the search
facility.
A notable absence today is the A-Z indexing which was present during Thursday
evening’s demonstration.
It was a policy decision that the site will be fully usable without having to
register on it first. If you do register it will offer the benefit of recognising your
details and remembering previous usage when you revisit.
Please try not to break the test site.