๐ Weโre delighted to announce that ADSO have appointed Charlotte Eisenhart as our first Chief Executive.๐
Charlotte brings a wealth of experience from her work in the local government sector & a passion for local democracy.
Find out more: ๐
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This week we are announcing the Learner of the Year #ADSOConf2023 shortlist! Good luck to everyone and well done to all those nominated and shortlisted. Find out who wins at Conference.
๐๐ It's #WorldEmojiDay! Let's play a game - can you guess these iconic places in Tower Hamlets using only emojis as clues? Get your emoji detective skills ready and give it a try! โจ ๐
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Bookings are now open for the #ADSOConf2023, we very much look forward to seeing you. The early bird offer runs until 31 July, so be quick and make your booking now. https://t.co/dKghJuhuuG
Over 1,300 people have signed the petition to give local authorities the choice to hold meetings remotely, have you signed it yet? https://t.co/tWxnqWtxaD #localgov
The #ADSOConf2021 is taking place over two mornings and this evening we have the AGM and the #ADSOAwards2021, so do stick with us and join the conversation on social media.
Delighted to have awarded our highest honour Freedom of the Borough at @TowerOfLondon to Sister Christine Frost, Sufia Alam, Sir George Iacobescu, Abdul Aziz Sardar and Jim Fitzpatrick in recognition of their many decades of service to our community.
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Delighted to get our special Freedom of the Borough Council meeting underway at the Tower of London.
You can follow the meeting here https://t.co/dbieZOzQkK and read more about those who have been nominated here https://t.co/aiQYJYCYhp
Today is a big day for all those involved in local democracy. ADSO @LLGLegal and @herts have pursued the ability to continue remote meetings to give local choice. We have prepared well and now we will wait and see.
At national democracy week in the Town Hall #NDW19 Speaker @Victoria_Obaze explains the significance of her traditional costume including her chains of office or "bling." Marion Richardson and Bigland Green primary school children have plenty of questions too. @cabinetofficeuk