Ampthill's Social Networkers 

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Ampthill Blogs | Bedfordshire BlogsWhy Not Create Your Own Blog? | Ampthill Twitters | Lets Talk Central | Want to publicise your Social Networking?


Residents in Ampthill are no different from their counterparts in other communities worldwide in posting details of their lives in their personal blogs or increasing via such online social networks as Twitter and Facebook. Here are some of the residents currently engaged in social networking:

Blogs

Ampthill:

Bedfordshire:

Political

Wildlife

History

If you would like to add your blog to the above list please contact info@ampthill.info

Why not create your own blog?

Why not create a blog of your own by using one of these websites:

Why not search for other blogs using:

Why not subscribe to blogs using:

  • www.bloglines.com - a site that lets you subscribe to lots of blogs and lets you have all their posts brought together in one place.

Why not consider publishing your blog as feed or email to subscribers using:

  • www.feedburner.com - a service that helps you to publish your blog as a feed or as an email, and additionally tracks the numbers of readers

Twitter

Ampthill:

Let's Talk Central

Let's Talk Central (from Central Bedfordshire Council) - we really want to hear from the people of Central Bedfordshire! You can find out more about this at our website www.letstalkcentral.com

The website asks the following questions:

  • What's the best thing about where you live?
  • What do you think is special about Central Bedfordshire?
  • What challenges do you think Central Bedfordshire will face in the future?
  • What are your hopes for Central Bedfordshire in the future?

Following us on:

We really want to be able to tap into existing groups of local residents to ensure we have a representative mix of views being added to Let's Talk Central, so it would be great if you could get involved. We don't want this to be a traditional Council consultation exercise and really hope that the local community comes to see Let's Talk Central as a place where they can have respectful but candid conversations about the place where they live

Learn more about the thinking behind Let's Talk Central at http://davepress.net/2010/06/10/lets-talk-central/

Want to publicising your social networking?

If you would like details of your Blog or Twitter detailed on this page, please email Mark Smith at mark.a.smith@ampthill.org.uk 

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