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Vote for your park

Jan 8th, 2009

Tiago – who’s blog is well worth bookmarking -has a good post up about how Londoners can decide where to allocate ten grants of up to £400,000 for London’s parks.

Tiago’s conclusions: A bad start to a good idea.

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Posted in: Consultations, Deliberative democracy, Web 2.0 and democracy.
Tagged: London · Parks · Participatory engineering

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