FOIMonkey
@foimonkey.bsky.social
Recovering FOI enthusiast and polyglot with a developing machine learning habit.
The decision by a number of local councils to run adverts on their websites didn't quite sit right with me. I couldn't quite work out why until I saw an advert for a credit card on the crisis loan page.
November 14, 2025 at 12:11 PM
The decision by a number of local councils to run adverts on their websites didn't quite sit right with me. I couldn't quite work out why until I saw an advert for a credit card on the crisis loan page.
Cable car ✅
Catamaran ✅
Underground ✅
Just the Car ferry back to the Island to go now.
Catamaran ✅
Underground ✅
Just the Car ferry back to the Island to go now.
August 6, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Cable car ✅
Catamaran ✅
Underground ✅
Just the Car ferry back to the Island to go now.
Catamaran ✅
Underground ✅
Just the Car ferry back to the Island to go now.
DLR ✅ Actually running ahead of schedule now.
August 6, 2025 at 11:30 AM
DLR ✅ Actually running ahead of schedule now.
✅ People mover
✅ Tram
✅ Overground
Very tight connection with train delays, but am back on schedule.
✅ Tram
✅ Overground
Very tight connection with train delays, but am back on schedule.
August 6, 2025 at 10:48 AM
✅ People mover
✅ Tram
✅ Overground
Very tight connection with train delays, but am back on schedule.
✅ Tram
✅ Overground
Very tight connection with train delays, but am back on schedule.
Hovercraft next. 60 years of the route this week.
August 6, 2025 at 6:55 AM
Hovercraft next. 60 years of the route this week.
Going to see how many different forms of public transport it is possible to take in one day today. First up Floating bridge.
August 6, 2025 at 5:36 AM
Going to see how many different forms of public transport it is possible to take in one day today. First up Floating bridge.
I took 40,000 images from emails in the WhatDoTheyKnow archive and extracted the five most dominant colours from each (excluding monochrome/shades of grey). Behold the palette of the UK public sector.
August 3, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I took 40,000 images from emails in the WhatDoTheyKnow archive and extracted the five most dominant colours from each (excluding monochrome/shades of grey). Behold the palette of the UK public sector.