When I was reviewing the website of my local Conservative Prospective Parliamentary candidate , I noticed that they were using the Made in Britain collective mark . This surprised me, and it made me wonder: how much of a typical Conservative website is actually “Made in Britain”? The eligibility criteria mandated by Made in Britain state that “you must be a manufacturer making a finished digital…
Update 14 March: UK Power Networks have published a page on their website providing some additional information.
My home was recently connected to Swish Fibre’s new network in Haywards Heath, so I thought I’d share my thoughts on their product.
I’ve written this blog post because I’ve had several people ask me about “Full Fibre” internet. It answers some common questions and might help readers to think about things they hadn’t previously considered.
Disclaimer: the autistic community is a diverse collection of individuals – although I am #ActuallyAutistic and I believe the contents of this post are generally applicable, please give precedence to other individuals or groups where applicable.
For what feels like the millionth time, I’ve redesigned my website. In this blog post I’ll discuss some of the changes and the reasoning behind them.