RSS Feeds and Email alerts
RSS Feeds:
- What is RSS?
- How to use RSS feeds
- What you need to view RSS
- RSS terms and conditions
- Haringey RSS feeds available
- Useful RSS links
Email alerts and newsletters:
What is RSS?
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RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication'. It allows you to select content you like on a site and have it delivered to you electronically.
Using RSS you can have the latest news and updates delivered directly to you, rather than clicking from site to site.
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To view RSS feeds you need something called a news reader. There are many different versions of these, some of which are accessed using a browser, and some of which are downloadable applications. All allow you to display and subscribe to the RSS feeds you want.
Once you have chosen a feed reader, you can begin to subscribe to the RSS feeds. Copy the news feed (or drag and drop the RSS button) into the newsreader.
The feed reader you choose will have full details on how to do this.
- Once you have chosen a news reader, all you have to do is to decide what content you want. For example, if you would like the Haringey latest news feed, visit the home page and you will notice an orange RSS button
below the news headlines. This is the link to an xml file containing our latest news stories (www.haringey.gov.uk/rss_news). - You can subscribe to the feed in various ways, including dragging the URL of the RSS feed into your news reader or by cutting and pasting the same URL into a new feed in your news reader.
What you need to view RSS
There are many downloadable news readers available. Many are free of charge and more are appearing all the time. Here are some of the popular ones:
Windows
- Guardian Unlimited NewsPoint (external link)
- Newz Crawler (external link)
- FeedDemon (external link)
- Awasu (external link)
MacOs X
Web browsers
You can also view feeds if you have an RSS enabled web browser.
Some browsers, including Firefox, Opera, Safari and Internet Explorer version 7, have functionality which automatically picks up RSS feeds for you. For more details on these, please check their websites.
Online RSS reader services
Alternatively, you can sign up to an online service such as:
- Bloglines (external link)
- My Yahoo! (external link)
- Netvibes (external link)
- NewsGator (external link)
For a fuller list of what’s available try searching Google for RSS news readers (external link).
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By using our web feeds, you are deemed to have read and accepted our terms and conditions of use.
|Back to topHaringey RSS feeds available
News stories
Subscribe to Haringey news - you can also subscribe to Haringey news alerts by email (external link)
Consultations
Subscribe to current consultations in Haringey - you can also subscribe to consultation alerts by email (external link)
What's on in Haringey
Subscribe to today's events in Haringey
Subscribe to events for children and families in Haringey
Subscribe to events in Bruce Castle Museum
Subscribe to events in Hornsey Library
Subscribe to events in Marcus Garvey Library
Subscribe to events in Wood Green Library
You can also subscribe to webcasts of meetings.
|Back to topFurther information
For more detail about RSS visit the following websites:
- RSS in Plain English - video by commoncraft (external link)
- RSS specification at Harvard University (external link)
- Wikipedia's RSS article (external link).
Email alerts and newsletters
You can now subscribe to the following email alerts and newsletters:
- Haringey People Extra newsletter - a weekly round up of news, events and more
- Youthspace newsletter - news, activities, jobs and more for young people
- Haringey 4020 newsletter - environmental news and events
- Haringey news alerts by email (external link)
- Haringey consultation alerts by email (external link)
- Haringey emergency alerts by email or text
You may also want to sign up to the Met Office weather alerts (external link)
Your privacy
If you subscribe to an email alert service Haringey Council will only use the email address you provide for the purpose(s) that you provided it for. Clear instructions on how to unsubscribe will be available in each email.
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