Tags: LRALC
LRALC Reflects 6 Months On
Posted: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 14:49 by Ray Smith
Jake Atkinson, Chief Officer LRALC said:
"We have been using the website for over 6 months now and are very pleased with its ease of use, flexibility, member benefits, and (because every penny counts to a County Association such as ourselves!) the return on investment it has provided.
Read the whole case study here.
ALC Online Member Support
Posted: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 14:11 by Ray Smith
We have developed an innovative member enquiry ticket system. The functionality is built into our sophisticated Association of Local Council (ALC) website technology. The Leicestershire & Rutland Association of Local Councils (LRALC) have recently gone live with their new website and will be launching the new (on-line) member support service on May 7th, 2013. The system is designed to make the member enquiry service more efficient and effective. The launch event was held at the LRALC's office in Anstey this afternoon. Jake Atkinson (chief officer) from the LRALC said "the new website is saving us a lot of time and the on-line member support will enable us to be more proactive in responding to our members' enquiries".
GOV.UK domain for Leicestershire & Rutland Association of Local Councils
Posted: Thu, 21 Mar 2013 10:42 by Tim Heeley
We've successfully completed the application process for a new gov.uk domain name for the Leicestershire and Rutland Association of Local Councils (LRALC).
"We used to have a .org.uk domain," explains Jake Atkinson (pictured right), chief officer at LRALC. "Our new gov.uk domain befits an organisation with a desire to reflect and build upon the professional nature of its membership offer and services to local councils."
2commune is a member of the Approved ISP scheme which is operated by Janet, the organisation which became responsible for the administration and registration of domain names under the ac.uk and gov.uk domains on 1 August 1996.
It is only members of the ISP scheme who can apply for gov.uk domain names. This is a reasonable approach as the process and the eligibility requirements could be daunting for individual organisations to understand and comply with.
We discussed the application with the LRALC and then submitted the relevant responses, dealing with any requirements to clarify information and resolving the acceptability of the chosen domain name.
