LocalGov Drupal

The new website, hosted by Tipperary County Council, is a state-of-the-art Local Government Digital (LGD) platform that will provide citizens with a wide range of services.

In yet another LocGov Drupal implementation, the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham now moved to LocalGov Drupal.

Invuse in collaboration with Annertech is developing a Local Offer website and directory service using LocGov Drupal.

Microsites platform is an excellent problem solves which makes it easy for councils to ensure seamless functionality of websites.

While keeping the LocalGov Drupal name for its product, this not-for-profit co-operative will operate as OCD focusing on the need to bring money in and maintaining the effort to provide what councils need without imposing heavy costs on them.

Tipperary County Council is the first to upgrade their CMS to give site visitors a new digital experience.

LocalGov Drupal recently announced the launch of two new websites, for the Rutland Council and the Canterbury City Council. 

Annertech is appointed as the supplier on two of its digital marketplace frameworks: G-Cloud 13 and Digital Outcomes and Specialists 6 for the Crown Commercial Service, UK.

Another Council website Using LocalGov Drupal to build their website. This add to 16th LGD sites!

LocalGov Drupal has now become an Open Digital Cooperative, which is a new not-for-profit cooperative to support and develop LocalGov Drupal from January 2023.

Code Enigma has worked with North Yorkshire County Council, a council governing the non-metropolitan county of North Yorkshire, England. They began their partnership in 2016.

Local Gov Drupal announced on the 21 November that they soon become a co-operative. They will no longer be funded by the DLUHC local Digital fund and will need to support all on thier own.