All in the name of good communications

WE are now on Twitter.

Yes, yes, we have joined the revolution and finally succumbed to the media frenzy that surrounds Twitter and in one swift movement, jumped right onto the back of the bandwagon.

It's another great tool of communication for us, and it allows us to keep our fans, supporters and followers bang up-to-date ith what it is we are doing, where we're doing  and perhaps even why we're doing it.

It's all part of our new approach to keeping you informed, along with the re-vamping of the website and other stuff we'll be doing.

However, don't expect us to become influential tweeters like Jonathan Ross, or prolific tweeters like Stephen Fry or even popular tweeters like Cheryl Cole, but we will be out there, keeping our end up in a concerted effort to keep all you fellow humanitarians in the loop.

Furthermore, don't expect it to be constantly exciting, inofmative or indeded insightful. A lot of it will probably descend into banality and become very inane, but we might also have a few laughs along the way.

There may be a few jokes now and then, and perhaps a few thought-provoking quotes as we stumble across them. But it's unlikely that there will be any rhyme or reason to the tweets, but we can have some fun.

You can follow us on Twitter by clicking the Twitter link at the foot of the HOME page.