Ipswich City CouncilTwitter GuidelinesWhat is Twitter?Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that enables users to read and send short messages (up to 140 characters) known as ‘tweets' via the internet. Twitter is a public space on the internet and interaction is publicly viewable.
Why are you using Twitter? Ipswich Civic Centre aim to inform the community of what's happening in Ipswich including:
Our future use of this channel will be influenced by feedback received.
Who manages the Twitter Account?
Will the Civic Centre respond to my replies or direct messages?
Availability Twitter may occasionally be unavailable and we accept no responsibility for lack of service due to Twitter downtime. In the event of an emergency in the Ipswich area, please contact the following:
Ipswich City Council
Other Emergency Services Formal requests, comments or enquiries You should contact Ipswich City Council by phone, email or in writing if you have:
We consider Twitter to be an informal communication channel. Direct messages from Twitter are not considered as official correspondence. ‘Correspondence' means communications written, faxed, emailed or by other means that includes your proper name and contact information in order for us to act on your enquiry.
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Disclaimer Links to external websites and Twitter user accounts are provided as a convenience to users and such sites and associated content are not under the control of Ipswich City Council. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of that website, service or person by Ipswich City Council. Ipswich City Council is not responsible for the content or reliability of links, or for any loss or inconvenience arising from their use |
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