UK Gov Comms (NON GOVERNMENT ACCOUNT)
@ukgovcomms.bsky.social
*Not* a government account.
A Bluesky account for sharing best practice of government communications in the UK. Run by @bowsy.co.uk.
A Bluesky account for sharing best practice of government communications in the UK. Run by @bowsy.co.uk.
Another fanciful idea - imagine collating the kind of updates @bambosmp.bsky.social is doing from all the MPs that publish that kind of thing and then using AI to show what hard working MPs actually do with their time.
February 13, 2026 at 2:22 PM
Another fanciful idea - imagine collating the kind of updates @bambosmp.bsky.social is doing from all the MPs that publish that kind of thing and then using AI to show what hard working MPs actually do with their time.
Oh, and I think most people can find the US on a map without help...
February 9, 2026 at 11:52 PM
Oh, and I think most people can find the US on a map without help...
On top of how much this is contrary to #GaaP / #PlatformLand thinking I can't help but wonder, once again, what *all* grant giving services have in common and could be brought together.
February 4, 2026 at 7:44 PM
On top of how much this is contrary to #GaaP / #PlatformLand thinking I can't help but wonder, once again, what *all* grant giving services have in common and could be brought together.
One the other hand, a *single service* designing and building its own microservices architecture! A *single service* building a Form Designer and a Form Runner!
This is exactly the kind of hugely expensive duplication in government digital that is happening over and over again.
This is exactly the kind of hugely expensive duplication in government digital that is happening over and over again.
February 4, 2026 at 7:41 PM
One the other hand, a *single service* designing and building its own microservices architecture! A *single service* building a Form Designer and a Form Runner!
This is exactly the kind of hugely expensive duplication in government digital that is happening over and over again.
This is exactly the kind of hugely expensive duplication in government digital that is happening over and over again.