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Response to consultation on an open data standard for information about public toilets
Andy Mabbett’s response to The London Assembly Health and Public Services Committee’s consultation on an open data standard for information about public toilets. Continue reading →
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Tagged addressing, geolocation, geotagging, London, London Assembly, metadata, open data, public toilets, toilets, vcard
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