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Open source accelerator
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+ Ministers Under The Influence
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+ What The Fact
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Ministers Under The Influence MVP
+ {% for image in site.static_files %}
+ {% if image.path contains 'img/Muti' %}
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#HackBrexit: Ministers Under The Influence?
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Ministers Under the Influence is a project that came out of the #HackBrexit Hackathon which took place during one weekend, July 23-24 in 2016. The project was further developed during the Hack Brexit accelerator programme which ran September - December 2016. See the site for the full project here.
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The Project
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The aim of Ministers Under the Influence is to unearth public-but-obscure information about who ministers are meeting. By making this data more accessible we can hope to better hold our government to account. We hope this will feed into a wider project about tracking who is influencing our elected politicians.
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Core Project Team
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Project Contributors
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Want to get involved?
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Whilst the 3 month accelerator programme which ran September - December 2016 is now over, we would still welcome contributions for the project. Please join us on slack to begin contributing here. and on the github repository here.
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What The Fact MVP
+ {% for image in site.static_files %}
+ {% if image.path contains 'img/Wtf' %}
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+ {% endif %}
+ {% endfor %}
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#HackBrexit: What The Fact
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What The Fact is a project that came out of the #HackBrexit Hackathon which took place during one weekend, July 23-24 in 2016. The project was further developed during the Hack Brexit accelerator programme which ran September - December 2016. See the site for the full project here.
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The Project
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What The Fact is a chrome browser plugin that gives you fact-checking information about what you're reading.
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Core Project Team
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Project Contributors
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Want to get involved?
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Whilst the 3 month accelerator programme which ran September - December 2016 is now over, we would still welcome contributions for the project. Please join us on slack to begin contributing here. and on the github repository here.
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