Any ideas for a title for a new website facilitating the making of FOI requests and the publication of responses?
has now gone live, although they're still looking for a name for it. It already has a useful if partial of council FOI email addresses.
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Thank you for the link.
Would there be an opportunity for Ceefax pages 695, 697, 698 and 180 to be brought into line with the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s own Public Access Policy?
How about 'Pandora's Box'?
What about 'U_R_Hoping.com'? Or possibly 'Not_what_you're_looking_ for.co.uk'
suggest - 'OPEN ! Government'