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Welcome to the Newsbox.
  Welcome to the newsbox, contained in the links below are stories from Mep's to interviews with councillors as well as stories from the young conservatives. In time we will add links to stories from around the constiteuncy.
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5 Minute Interview's
 Click to read interviews.
Have a peek at our interviews with local councillors, MP and other members. Here
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The Young Are Our Future
Young Conservatives are the Conservatives of the future, we need to get then on board and develop their skills and talents. They are a rich source with lots to contribute. Click on the image above to visit Epping Forest Young Conservatives, or visit the national website here: Young Conservative main website page. Please note that anyone who is interested can participate in this site.
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MEP's Protecting the environment for a greener Future.
Conservative MEPs are committed to tackling climate change and enhancing the quality of the environment in the UK, Europe and the wider world.  |
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Helping with the documentation effort
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Documentation Projects
You don't need to join the Documentation Working Group to help us improve the documentation. Just register on this wiki and get started. Feel free to fix any errors you find; take a look in the Cookie jar; or consider helping out in one of our mini-projects...
- Joomla! Help Screens Project
- This project is responsible for maintaining the help screens for Joomla 1.5 using this wiki as a staging area before they are copied to help.joomla.org. We expect to be serving help screens for Joomla 1.6 onwards directly from the wiki.
- Joomla! 1.5 Template Tutorials Project
- This project is aimed at producing comprehensive documentation covering all aspects of Joomla 1.5 (and later) templates.
- API Reference Project
- The aim of the API Reference Project is to construct a useful reference manual on the Joomla 1.5 (and later) Framework API which will complement, rather than replace, the automatically generated material on http://api.joomla.org. The starting point for the API Reference is the Framework page which lists all of the classes in the Framework API.
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Documentation Events
No documentation events currently scheduled.
These past events involved the Joomla! documentation effort in some form or another.
- Pizza Bugs and Fun 2 - 21/22 & 28/29 June 2008
- Second PBF event, plus a second Doc Camp event, equals the first Joomla! Bazaar.
- Google Highly Open Participation Contest - November 2007 to February 2008
- Hugely successful event for high school and secondary school students. Many documentation tasks were completed.
- Doc Camp 1 - 19-21 January 2008
- The first ever Doc Camp event took place online and in Vancouver, Canada and Brussels, Belgium.
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Working Groups
- Development Working Group
- The main responsibility of the Development Working Group is taking care of the development of the Joomla! application framework and the Joomla! Content Management System (CMS). Besides the development of the Joomla! codebase the Development Working Group defines the Joomla! roadmap strategy, creating (architectural) designs for major and minor versions and of course taking care of bug and security fixes in maintenance versions.
- The development working group holds two teams: the Development Team and the so called Bug Squad. The teams have separate responsibilities, but together they form the development force of the Joomla! project. Please check the Development Working Group category page for a full overview of all available pages.
- The Development Working Group is also responsible for managing Joomla! entries in the Google Summer of Code.
- Documentation Working Group
- If you are looking for a way to help the documentation effort, then please take a look in the cookie jar where we have a list of small(-ish) tasks that you can pick up when you have a bit of time and can be completed without too much effort.
- Sites and Infrastructure Working Group
- The Sites and Infrastructure Working Group is responsible for maintaining a productive, jovial forum for efficient, open communication between everyone involved in the project.
- Translations Working Group
- The Translations Working Group is responsible for managing Joomla! internationalisation and localisation. Here you will find information on how you can set up translations, how this team is organised, standards to use and so on.
- Events Working Group
- The Events Working Group is a team of events mentors responsible for all world-wide Joomla-supported events.
- Communications Working Group
- The Communications Working Group is responsible for project websites and community services such as news feeds.
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Links To Stories
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