Kate Hughes

Rock climber, yogi, and vegetable gardener, currently based in Bristol, UK.

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@mrmikewozniak Horay! I was inconsolable when the T-factory tickets sold out, so much so I considered going to Birmingham. Glad I don't have to cross outside of the west country to enjoy the giggles.

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@mrmikewozniak @tftheatres This sold out too fast for me to grab a ticket, can you add an extra Bristol date to the tour?

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@mrmikewozniak @LittleWander It sold out in Bristol too quick for me to get a ticket, any chance of adding a date?

[Alex Paradise @alexlydiate]

We've released the third version of the #IATI Datastore site, Datastore Search - it's an easy-for-everyone way of exploring IATI's open data. Have a go! #OpenData #opensource #search

https://t.co/l0XIheT9UZ

[Wendy Thomas @wendyrides]

The first release of Datastore Search offers the ability to filter IATI data by all elements and attributes within the IATI Standard. Users are encouraged to contact the IATI Technical Team with suggestions for additional features and guidance.

[Wendy Thomas @wendyrides]

By building Datastore Search on Datastore version 3, the tool is able to return data that is updated in less than 24 hours and is valid (only data that aligns to the schema of the IATI Standard is provided by the Datastore).

[Wendy Thomas @wendyrides]

Today’s launch follows the release of the Datastore version 3 API in January, which enables organisations to import IATI data into their internal technical systems and external tools.

[Wendy Thomas @wendyrides]

Datastore Search is not paginated so users can download thousands of rows of data at once. It also offers defined elements -- users can hover over any element of the IATI Standard and access its definition.

[Wendy Thomas @wendyrides]

Datastore Search replaces IATI’s previous Query Builder tool and offers a range of additional functions to enable complex queries of data published to the IATI Standard, via robust and flexible free text searches.

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@AXAHealth Still experiencing a high volume of calls many months later - maybe hire enough staff to run the service people pay you for?

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@AXAHealth I have been on hold for 4hrs today trying to speak to someone and online chat is turned off - do you really exist?

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@simonmwaldman @Hermesparcels I was meant to get a parcel yesterday, that today is apparently still in the depo - all after paying for a 48hr delivery service and you can't call them and speak to a person. Worst custome service ever

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

when @Hermesparcels said they'd delivery something yesterday then today they tell you it is still at the sorting house, all when you've paid for 48hr delivery because you need it for a holiday #FAIL #SHITSERVICE #customerservicefail

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@Zone3official my zone3 google strap snapped in the sea on Sunday after only 3 months? can you fix it? #swimming #openwater #swim

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

@Waterstones what happens to click and collect orders now it is lockdown? #lockdown2021 #BookWorm

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

Will Bristol South Swimming pool open again? @EveryoneActive @MarvinJRees this pool is an important resource for south Bristol to keep people healthy #swimming #Bristol

[Anna Hope @Hope_Anna]

How does #DFID and #FCO compare on aid spending? DFID much stronger on poverty targeting and transparency. Vital that the best of DFID is retained in the #DFIDmerger. Get the stats here https://t.co/Nejany0sui @devinitorg

[Kate Hughes @gingerlings]

Police in the park. The new normal. #socialdistancing #coronavirus #bristol #playbytherules @ Greville Smyth Park https://t.co/A6zad2YRmE

[IATI @IATI_aid]

We've posted a short notice on IATI's response to #COVID19. Read info on our services & how to publish data on the pandemic using the #IATI Standard.
https://t.co/52RdN11qnK

We wish you and your organisation well whilst coping with these difficult circumstances.

#opendata

[Marvin Rees @MarvinJRees]

Today's #HiddenHeroes: our incredible #teachers & school support staff, who are playing a vital role in caring for #Bristol's most vulnerable children + the children of key workers who are central to our fight against #coronavirus

Thank you for everything you do 👍