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From the Our Locality Blog
- A New Default Template
We’ve updated the default template for Our Locality to Twenty Twenty One, and added extra jazz. When you crank up a new website you’ll get some ready made examples of post templates that show off what you can do. - Free WordPress Guide
A simple, easy to read WordPress Manual Hate code, don’t know your PHP from your HTML? Don’t want to search far and wide for a guide? Here is a fairly simple and easy to read guide that should help with creating and editing a new website using the latest tools built into WordPress. - G Suite legacy free edition
Since 2010, we have helped a great many organisations obtain and maintain free mail, calendar and document management services c/o Google. Over the years it has allowed small bodies to run an enterprise system entirely free. Google Workspace as it is now known is excellent for collaboration (a few wrinkles aside), and for improving efficiency…
Why ?
We live in a global world, but one which still revolves around things local.
Most publishing models still rely heavily on advertising.
Not only is Ourlocality locally-based but its advert-free.
More’s the point we don’t use personal information for marketing.
Who ?
It could be you!
Ourlocality is everyone, and anyone with an East Lothian connection.
Individuals, community groups, small businesses, community councils and much much more.
In fact anyone with a legitimate connection with the county can claim a site and start publishing within minutes.
How ?
We use a popular opensource software platform, based on WordPress, with lots of security built-in.
We foster an environment that encourages free thinking, debate and communication.
We want local democracy to flourish and provide people a platform for any cause, however small.
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