06 October 2009

Birmingham website 'most improved'

Birmingham City Council's maligned £2.8m online project has been named the most improved council website of the past year.

The site has been heavily criticised in the local press and by opposition councillors for going over budget and being delivered late, but a new survey from Sitemorse who audit council websites on a regular basis says the site has jumped more than 400 places in the top 20.

Cllr Paul Tilsley, Deputy Leader of Birmingham City Council, said: 'To be ranked as the fast improving website in the UK is a hugely encouraging achievement.

'It underlines how important and worthwhile the project to transform our website was and continues to be. It also confirms that from a technical perspective, we now have a first-class site.'

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