Council information, made usable.

"I've subscribed to the newsletter. It is really interesting and very well-written. You don't need to know the nuances of local politics - it explains everything clearly. Genuinely not sure how you do all this (AI?!?!), but it is a public service, and I highly recommend it to everyone."

"You're doing fantastic work here! I've shared this with all of my friends and family, and they feel the same. People need to more connected to their government, and this is definitely helping."

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"I'm a local government officer, and I approve of this aide to transparency! Nice work."

"This is good. The collapse in local journalism means we have a HUGE accountability deficit. As an ex cllr and ex journo I know many papers for councils are abysmal for finding info. You are doing good work and I wish I could help."

"This is AMAZING! & look forward to reading more"

"This is a really good idea, well done OP"

"This is fantastic, such important work - do you have any info available about how you monitor meetings with computer help?"

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