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Cardiff City & County
		Cardiff Council have been webcasting Council meetings from City Hall, which has fixed cameras, and County Hall using a portable R600 system. Site: http://www.cardiff.ukcouncil.net

Castle Point District Council

Castle Point Borough Council have fully integrated a fixed F600 webcasting system with the Chamber audio, and webcast Development & Control, Full Council, Cabinet and public consultation meetings. Site: http://www.castlepoint.public-i.tv/site/

Cherwell District Council
		Cherwell District Council has been webcasting since July 2004. All webcasting takes place in the Council Chamber where a fixed public-i F600 system is installed.  Budget Briefing sessions, Executive, Full Council, Planning and PCT meetings are webcast.  Cherwell DC is also using the Modern.gov Committee Management System which has been fully integrated with the Public-i CMS. Site: www.cherwell.ukcouncil.net

City of Vrutky

The City of Vrutky launched their webcasting service in September 2005 with a musical extravaganza to celebrate the 750th anniversary of the city’s inception. As part of the e-Participate programme they have subsequently focused on formal meetings captured using their D600 unit as a service run by their IT department. Site: http://www.vrutky.public-i.tv/

Council of the Isles of Scilly
		The Council of the Isles of Scilly began webcasting at the end of 2004 with a system consisting of fixed cameras in their Council Chamber and a M600 mobile webcasting unit, they also have a Canon camera which can be used to film out in the community. They provide one to four webcasts a month with content including Health and Scrutiny, Planning, Policy and Full Council meetings. In addition, they entered into a partnership with their local press in 2008 to make their webcasts even more widely available. Site: http://www.islesofscilly.ukcouncil.net/

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