Who it is for
Towns that
communicate.
Better informed citizens, important news shared where people already are, and community life supported — in the right place, at the right time, at minimum cost.
In practice
What it does
Information for citizens
Announcements, office hours, transport changes and everything else people come to the noticeboard for.
Events and calendar
Cultural, sporting and community events in one place.
Crisis communication
Fast, effective warning and instruction when something goes wrong.
Transport and parking
Live transport information, diversions, car park occupancy and changes to public transport.
Environment
Waste sorting, environmental protection and green campaigns.
Community involvement
Support for local initiatives, clubs and volunteer projects.
A modern face
Attractive visual communication raises the standing and image of the town.
Simple administration
Centralised content, planning and remote control.
Lower cost
Less print, lower cost, more done.
Example
On a town noticeboard
Current announcements, the recycling campaign and the date of the next council meeting — with the weather, because people look at that too.
What it changes
Where it fits
- Raises awareness and transparency
- Supports community life
- Reacts quickly to what is happening
- Reaches citizens where they already are
- Ecological and economical
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