Author: @ourlocality

While you sleep the ourlocality server, which we call Agora, quietly keeps things up to date, backs up and monitors…Continue readingWorking while you sleep

As of this morning, freshly pressed WordPress 4.5 has been released for OurLocality users. Plenty of improvements, including: Inline linking…Continue readingColeman is here

Twenty Sixteen represents the new WordPress blank canvas template for 2016. It has a single sidebar and supports all the standard…Continue readingBlank Canvas

No need to baton down or invoke emergency planning, its virtual snow. If you have a blog/website on ourlocality you may have…Continue readingSnow predicted until Jan 4th

Whenever you do a survey there is always someone who points out the bleeding obvious, thinks they know better or…Continue readingBadly constructed website

I am no fan of repetition or the lazy use of lists, but on a lazy Saturday afternoon while compiling…Continue reading10 reasons why hyperlocal publishing may be important

In 2010 we released a start-up theme for OurLocality, based on the Twenty Ten theme. We called it We Love OurLocality. There…Continue readingNew Theme

Apparently people care most about news, which happens where they live, or so says the BBC. With the rise of…Continue readingLocal news – who cares? Have your say!

We’ve dropped Google search from Ourlocality. Ourlocality has employed Google search tools, but very discretely as set out in its…Continue readingThe trouble with search

We gave you the heads up a little earlier in the month that better menus, workflow and password security were on the cards.

Well as of this morning, a fresh brew of WordPress codenamed Billie, was pushed through. A few minor headaches on the mother site later and you can now enjoy the spangly features.Continue readingA more refined blend