Late last year, I was invited to be part of a judging panel for The Future Perfect Company’s ‘Designing for…
The Big Blog Backlog – Part Six: Collyer’s ‘Designing for the Future’ competition 2011
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Space Race: A space for 2012, not just for Christmas competition launch
A Space Race you ask? No Sputnik isn’t descending into the Simpl-sphere, nor has FutureGov decided to start innovating the solar system (now there’s an idea…) – this is something FAR more exciting! We have teamed up with Hub King’s Cross … read more »
Go London: what happened next
Way back in (a much warmer!) May, you may remember the Go London finals took place in City Hall. After NHS London sent out an open call for bright ideas to make London a more active City, we invited designers, developers and other people good with bringing ideas to life to work with the Go London [...]
A Go London update…
Back in May, the Go London Finals took place at City Hall, where five brand new ideas battled it out to win the Go London Social Innovation Competition. Our cycle scholar competition winners were also presented with their bikes and equipment from our friends at Evans Cycles. So, what’s happening now? The Go London Winners Since the [...]
The Go London Finals!
On Friday the 14th of May we welcomed the Go London Finalists and experts across the field of design, development, health and innovation to London’s Living room at City Hall to work in teams to shape fantastic final pitches in front of our evening audience and those all important judges…
Winging their way to Washington is…
So the time has come to reveal the name of the lucky winner of our competition to win a trip over to the Politics Online Conference in Washington DC at the end of April.
And the winner isn’t…
Right. Sorry to be awkward everyone, but here’s the thing: we had a load of entries to the big FutureGov competition and as the newbie around here I was tasked with making one person’s lucky day and announcing them the winner right here. But the winner I lovingly selected couldn’t make the date of the Politics Online conference and no other entries grabbed me in the same ingenious way.