There is a wealth of statistical data that is created about the communities in which we live, yet these statistics, how they are created and what they reveal are often
This post was written by Jamie Whyte and appears along with other stories about data here. On thursday, we were contacted by our pals over at ODI Leeds, who have
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(Or your area of choice, because, y’know, I’ve done it for Greater Manchester) This post was written by Jamie Whyte and appears on his Medium channel with other data stories
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By Robin Gower. GrantNav brings together information about grants awarded by a variety of funders in the UK. Because the data is published with a common standard, it’s easy to
Last year Open Data Manchester held two workshops one in Berlin and the other in Manchester to explore whether cooperative structures could enable the creation of open data and personal
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It was appropriate that March’s Open Data Manchester meeting should focus on projects related to the forthcoming elections. Not only because the country goes to the polls next month but
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**The following guest post is by Farida Vis from the Everyday Growing Cultures research project. The project looks at the potentially transformative effect of bringing together the food growing and
Earlier in July at SMC_MCR, a monthly digital and social technology meet up in Manchester UK, BBC R&D demonstrated a new approach to personalised entertainment called Perceptive Media. It is
This blog post was originally written for the Open Knowledge Foundation blog. Open Data Cities was initiated in May 2009, premised on the simple question of how cities would evolve
This blog post originally was originally written for FutureEverything as part of their Open Data Cities programme. I’m no expert but I really need to be — Licensing Licensing is a subject