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A hacker recently attacked the website saffronwalden.net, causing it to be unavailable for a short period. Although no damage was done (other than taking down the site for a short while to verify the site wasn't compromised), and the mechanism of attack has been examined, we are assessing the way the site works (technically and practically), and looking for ways to improve the look and feel and ease of use of the site over the coming months. As a result, apart from a full disaster recovery plan, (even) more strict backup plans, and further enhanced security, we hope to bring in a number of new features which will be of benefit to the local community. We also encourage people to write about their clubs, hobbies, businesses and charities to help raise awareness of the good we hope the site will achieve. Once again, let me apologise for the recent outage, and trust that the website provide you the local information you need. All the best from everyone, including the many volunteers, at SaffronWalden.net |
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4th November 2007 sees the launch of the new Town Trail through Saffron Walden and the surrounding area. With a map and guide available from the Tourist information office, you can nnow get to know better the amazing town, and its significance in the history of our country.... |
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Saffron Walden Directory on saffronwalden.net gains momentum as more and more people register with the site. By adding more companies, clubs, charities and events to the site, we have a fuller picture of what the area has to offer, and can encourage greater local business and interaction. Why not make sure you are registered on the site. Registering, listing and use of the site is all free, and your details are never disclosed or sold to any third party, maintaining your privacy, so there's nothing to lose. Why wait. Why not register now, and get access to special offers and competitions only for registered individuals. And if you have any site suggestions, why not contact us, and maybe we can include it too... |
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The Saffron Walden Reporter newspaper officially launched its e-edition of the paper, allowing for the current circulation to be increased by making it available to the wider world. The E-paper, viewed on a computer screen is identical in layout to the paper version can be accessed by registering with the website www.saffronwaldenreporter.co.uk, and then viewing the PDF. This should also make viewing older version of the paper easier for those wishing to check back over previous editions. Also see the "What the papers say" article, and the Cambridge Evening News local papers E-Edition: |
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Our local papers are a lifeline for not only anyone without an internet connection, but also for local residents wishing to catch up on recent events. Whether you take your paper travelling with you on a train, or read it in the comfort of your own home, the paper media provides a great source of local information. The Three local papers for Saffron Walden are: Saffron Walden Reporter (www.saffronwaldenreporter.co.uk) Saffron Walden Weekly News (via http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/) Walden Local (http://www.waldenlocal.com) Coming soon: In order to get a good snapshot of what is happening in the local press covering Saffron Walden and the surrounding area, we intend to use a technology called RSS. This is a way of displaying articles from other websites on our own, meaning that we can offer a one shop snapshot of what is going on, leaving you to navigate away to the relevant website. One example of this is below:
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