Freelance web development in Bristol, UK.
This is a free online tool for householders and small to medium-scale developers who want to undertake a development project to check whether they will need expert ecological advice before submitting a planning application. A user can enter a development location using a map (either directly, or by place name/postcode or grid reference lookup). They then answer a number of context-sensitive […]
AWA: la revue de la femme noire was an independent magazine produced in Dakar, Senegal by a network of African women between 1964 and 1973. The magazine features poems, short stories, political reportage, and essays, alongside recipes, fashion, home-furnishings, and readers’ letters pages. It presents women’s lives as citizens, mothers, sisters, workers, and consumers against the global […]
EBVM Learning is a new online tutorial, introducing the concepts of Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine (EBVM) – and it is officially launched today (30th October 2015). I have been involved throughout the project, advising on website structure, content, functionality, and developing the website itself. The site uses WordPress. The official press release is reproduced here: The EBVM Learning Consortium would […]
A ‘gentle’ first week in my new job. This week has mainly involved setting up the administration side of the business (and this website, of course) after the Christmas period. Lots to do, not least sourcing a functional keyboard for my Macbook! I spent several hours in the impressive Engine Shed centre near Bristol Temple Meads, meeting new […]