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REDBRIDGE: Plans to 'webcast' council meetings

Redbridge Council is looking at a series of options for showing live footage of council meetings via its website Redbridge Council is looking at a series of options for showing live footage of council meetings via its website

THE public could soon see the latest town hall developments from the comfort of their own homes under council plans to broadcast meetings over the internet.

Redbridge Council is looking at a series of options for showing live footage of council meetings via its Redbridge-i website, known as 'webcasting'.

The cost of broadcasting meetings from the main council chamber has been estimated at around £18,000 each year, while showing meetings in the various committee rooms in Ilford Town Hall would cost more.

Neighbouring Epping Forest District Council currently broadcasts its committee meetings via its website, but Waltham Forest does not.

Members of the overview committee will meet to discuss the proposals on Monday (April 18), where councillors' will select their preferred option and refer it to cabinet for further discussion.

Comments(4)

ForestGump says...
11:05am Thu 14 Apr 11

£18,000?! Apart from the cost of cameras, this could be done for free!

Morris Hickey says...
11:53am Thu 14 Apr 11

What will the watershed hour be for these broadcasts?

Weggis says...
11:59am Thu 14 Apr 11

Barkingside 21 reported this 2 years ago!

http://barkingside21
.blogspot.com/2009/0
4/soap-on-box.html

Keefie says...
8:56am Sat 16 Apr 11

What an appalling waste of money :(((

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