More about maps, including how to accurately draw Devon.

Mapping real world data. KML files, Google Mapping and delving into some exciting Unix commands.

The voluntary sector is going increasingly cloud-based. 10 years ago it was a given that if you had a database, it was run locally (on a server in a cupboard, most likely) and office applications etc were run on the user's own machine. Today the vast majority of databases live in the cloud and are accessed by a web browser, and there are real options (like Google Docs) for taking your day-to-day documents into the cloud as well. I still use M$ Office for in-depth or detailed

GDPR It's going to be a big year for UK charities because GDPR is coming in May. GDPR (the General Data Protection Regulation) will extend the existing Data Protection Act, and bring more duties and requirements for everyone storing and using personal data - which of course includes all charities. Whether you're a charity that focuses on fundraising or on service delivery, there are going to be some new hoops that you'll have to jump through, such as being able to easily dele