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work@gallomanor – Project Executive

We're hiring again. We're calling the job Project Executive and the role is to make our projects happen and to help us improve them. We want someone who is organised, very web-literate, passionate about democracy and engagement.  Someone who is Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years9th December 2010 ago
Democracy

Let’s have a conversation about the funding of science

Throughout the Science is Vital campaign I was aware that whilst we were fighting to retain science funding, no-one really had an accurate map of current funding. We managed fine because we concentrated on funding through BIS and that was reasonably Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years8th December 2010 ago
Democracy

MP’s expenses receipts not to be published proactively

According to the IPSA site (no deep-linking so click on News) Sir Ian Kennedy has decided not to proactively publish the receipts for MP expenses.  He says that  IPSA will not be publishing receipts proactively –the cost of preparing tens Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years22nd November 2010 ago
I'm a Scientist

I’m a Scientist at the Science Council

Last Thursday was exactly a year since Sophia and I presented our plans for I'm a Scientist to the Society Award Grants Committee at the lovely Wellcome Trust. It felt appropriate that exactly 365 days (almost to the minute) we Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years16th November 2010 ago
Democracy

Science is Vital – 0 – 35,000 in three weeks

On the afternoon of September 8th Dr Jenny Rohn set something off that has developed into something beyond her expectations. The Science Is Vital campaign has gone from 0-35,000 supporters in a very short time with almost zero resources. Richard Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years22nd October 2010 ago
I'm a Scientist

Beyond Blogging – Science Engagement in 2010

A couple of months ago I wrote how I was disappointed about the lack of ambition in the science communication world. Things move quickly. First the ScienceIsVital campaign has emerged and I've been lucky enough to be able to help Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years1st October 2010 ago
I'm a Councillor...

Interesting admin job (temp)

We’re looking for an admin assistant, ideally for the next four weeks, to work on I’m a Councillor, Get me out of Here! You would be overseeing part of our (innovative! groundbreaking!) online event where teenagers talk to real live Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years17th September 2010 ago
News

Science is Vital – and so is the campaign strategy

Last Saturday I listened to Evan Harris talk about some failures, in his keynote at the Science Online London conference.  He wasn’t trying to be negative, just making very valid points about the complexities and subtleties of changing government policy. Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years10th September 2010 ago
Gallomanor

Gallomanor Towers is back open

We closed the office for five weeks and much as you want to read my reflections on what that meant, I shan’t bore you other than to say it does help you forget the unimportant things and realise what you Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years8th September 2010 ago
Gallomanor

Gallomanor towers is closed

It’s nearly August. Next week they’re digging up the road outside the office. It’s been a good, but busy year so far, so we’re closing the office until September. We’ll still be working from time to time so please do Read more

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By Shane McCracken, 16 years23rd July 2010 ago

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