Fabulous infographic by Supernova Condensate.

London, from one of the Golden Jubilee Bridges, at 1640 on 15 May 2012.

On 21 May 2012 the Haçienda will be holding its 30th birthday party.

Unfortunately I won’t be able attend.

However, I did go to the Haçienda in the early 80′s, when club attendance was somewhat sparse (you’ll know what I mean if you’ve seen the film 24 Hour Party People).

Happy birthday, Haçienda!

Old Blue Last pub EC2A at 1843 on 10 May 2012.

Tickets are now available for WordCamp Edinburgh UK 2012.

Tickets are currently £35 early bird, which will increase to £45 full price on 1 June 2012.

Please note the email you receive in acknowledgement of your purchase is your ticket – no paper tickets will be issued.

This event is being organised by WPUK.

By subscribing to the email alerts system, which is in the right hand column of the home page and each individual post, readers will be sent an email every time a new post is made.

The system is powered by the Subscribe2 WordPress plugin.

Subscribers can, of course, unsubscribe at any time – hopefully something subscribers won’t be minded to do!

Fubar Redux is a fantastic animation I came across at last night’s (10 May 2012) Screen Social.

Giles Apen, BBC Studio Manager, takes us through setting up microphones for presenters across the radio networks.

The start of ticket sales for WordCamp Edinburgh UK 2012 has been delayed for a week.

Due to outside work pressures amongst the team building this year’s event site, it has not been possible to complete the design and post all of the content by the original deadline of 6 May 2012.

Therefore, there is now a revised target of Sunday 13 May 2012 for the launch of the site, which will include ticket purchasing facilities.

Ticket sales will commence with discount £35 early bird, and will increase to £45 full price four weeks later.

This year’s wonderful WordCamp Edinburgh UK 2012 logo is by Jonathan Harris.

This event is being organised by WPUK.

I recently completed the construction and development of the new Comux site.

Comux have notified Ofcom of their interest in bidding for the UK local TV MuxCo multiplex operator licence.

For this project I was working with Public Life and to Lara Bradley‘s comprehensive design brief, which included a great collection of graphics.

The WordPress site uses a custom built HTML5 theme, which includes the use of custom post types for generating the common questions page and custom fields for populating the different elements on the home page.

It was fantastic working with the friendly bunch at Public Life on this project.

And good luck to Comux with their Ofcom bid!