Monthly Archives: May 2009

Online transparency

Posted on May 26, 2009 by Gez Smith

Interesting talk from David Cameron today on reforming, well, in essence, the way politics is done in the UK. The bit that really caught the eye though was his call for; “Everything about our political process published online, all the … Continue reading →

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COI Framework Success

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Gez Smith

Delib are really pleased to announce being accepted onto the Digital Infrastructure lot of the COI’s External Engagement and Facilitation Framework. A total of 130 agencies applied to be on this framework with only 19 best of the best being … Continue reading →

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Delib does debates (in Westminster no less!)

Posted on May 22, 2009 by ChrisQ

Delib does debates!

Some might call it natural progression, some may call it Delib 2.0, but our online jousting has just gone live. Over the next few months, Delib will be hosting a series of public debates in Westminster on a range of topics currently on the public media radar.

First up on the 30th June, is a panel discussion, in partnership with the Henry Jackson Society on the topic; “The Internet… Continue reading →

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Delib sponsoring PubAffairs monthly gathering

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Gez Smith

Fancy free booze and shmooze? Delib are delighted to be sponsoring the May PubAffairs monthly gathering. PubAffairs returns to the heart of Westminster, and Delib have reserved the entire large upstairs bar in The Old Star. There will be FREE … Continue reading →

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Delib Bristol has moved!

Posted on May 12, 2009 by Gez Smith

We grew and our old premises became a bit of a squeeze, so after weeks of planning and hand wringing over how we were ever going to pull it off we moved into 35 King Street, Bristol, BS1 4DZ on Saturday. As with all moves its been a logistical challenge -but we are in and enjoying high ceilings, wooden beams and lots of natural light which cant be a… Continue reading →

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