Nominations for New Media Awards 2006

Select award: -------------- Contribution to civic society Modernising government Elected representative Innovation Community and information Accessibility Education Advocacy

Welsh Local Government Association

The WLGA website is an extremely professional, functional and content rich solution. Using a single content management system to control a public facing website, extranet and intranet. The site is very popular within Welsh Local Government and beyond, providing a new way to access information and documents about local government as well as providing a new commuincation channel. The solution also meets the WAI W3C Priority Level AA, setting the benchmark for others in the public sector. Paula Dauncey The WLGA website is an extremely professional, functional and content rich solution. Using a single content management system to control a public facing website, extranet and intranet. The solution also meets the WAI W3C Priority Level AA, setting the benchmark for others in the public sector for accessibility. Paula Dauncey

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