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The document discusses the future of local government being more social and networked. It highlights opportunities for new technology to catalyze change and better sharing of learning. There is growing interest and support for more social and online approaches to local governance, as seen through initiatives like Local by Social conferences and roadshows that bring together hundreds of councils. The crisis has created an opening to rethink models of service delivery and how to engage groups traditionally seen as "hard to reach."
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The document summarizes research on citizen-run online neighborhood networks in London. It finds that these sites help strengthen local identities, stimulate civic engagement and local democracy, and contribute to cooperation with local authorities. A survey of users found that participation increased feelings of belonging and empowerment. However, councils are cautious about engaging with the sites due to moderation concerns. The research aims to provide guidance to local councils on how to support these networks while maintaining their independence.
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Hyperlocal online neighbourhood networks are growing and providing benefits to communities. Research showed that neighbourhood websites can empower residents and increase social capital, citizen capacity, and access to local information. Websites allow residents to connect with each other and public officials. As a result of using local websites, residents report being more involved in their community and able to influence local decisions. The websites also improve perceptions of public officials like councillors and police. Councils are recognizing the value of these independent citizen-led websites and many plan to engage with and support neighbourhood websites.
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- Bishopthorpe is a rural ward and defined community within York with a population of around 3,750 people. It has a low crime rate and level of deprivation.
- The village has several community halls, sports facilities, a day center, shops, pubs, a library, schools, and many community groups. Communication is facilitated by a monthly church magazine, parish council, and village website.
- The village website was started with static pages, a forum, and calendar. It is now hosted online and allows for blogs, uploads, email lists, and is funded by donations. It serves as a place for local news, views from community members, and information from the parish council.
Networked Neighbourhoods - London's Local Digital Landscape
Digital technologies are empowering communities by making it easier for residents to connect and engage with local issues. Over 70% of UK residents now use the internet daily, allowing more than 100 community websites to emerge in London alone. These digital neighbourhoods provide benefits like improved information sharing, democratic participation, and support for local groups and businesses. Research also links strong local social networks online with increased well-being, community cohesion, and resident satisfaction. As government budgets shrink, harnessing these citizen-led online communities may become essential to complement reduced public services.
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