Friday 9 January 2009

Keep Voting For Neil Clark

Here.

Otherwise, it will be what appears to be a student site, and is certainly, though nice enough, rather light.

Or Melanie Phillips.

Once a day from each computer to which you have access, people.

10 comments:

  1. But none of these blogs is the best UK blog, by a long way. Abstain.

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  2. Or nominate a different one next year.

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  3. That award website hasn't even managed to spell Iain Dale's name right. Hardly seems worhtwhile.

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  4. No, hardly seems worhtwhile at all...

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  5. You're the one posting daily about it.

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  6. And doing so with correct spelling all round.

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  7. Hi, just for the record Created in Birmingham's not a student site (well, one contributor is a student, but she only posted a few times).

    It's a site dedicated to shining a light on the oft-overlooked parts of Birmingham's creative and artistic scene. Because of the impact it's had in the city (esp in terms of supporting independents and smaller orgs) it has a pretty strong and loyal following.

    Which is lucky, because with a comparatively small platform for getting our voice out to the decision makers in this city, winning an award like this would mean an awful lot to us.

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  8. Well, it looks as if you are going to manage it.

    But keep voting for Neil, people.

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