Phil Rumens

@rumens.uk

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Principal Technologist for GDS Local. Part of @LocalGovDigital. Advocate of technology enabled user centred design. o7 CMDR

Wi-Fi data collection TfL collects Wi-Fi connection data at some stations on the Elizabeth line to better understand journey patterns and improve TfL services. TfL will not identify individuals. You can opt out by turning off your device’s Wi-Fi. For more information visit tfl.gov.uk/wifi-data-collection
A sign reading Welcome to Leeds Station.
The outside of the Firepool Centre for Digital Innovation
List of GDS teams, reading I.AI, GOV.UK App, GOV.UK Chat, GOV.UK Wallet, One Login, Government Cyber Unit, GDS local government, Digital Backbone, Digital Commercial Centre of Excellence, National Underground Assets Register.
A Hungarian Wax chilli plant with many chillies of various colours.
Phil Rumens and Cllr Sunita Gordon
Coach Party at Sub89.
Newbury RFC playing Chichester RFC. The photo is taken from a high vantage point near the half way line of the pitch. It's a bright sunny day and the majority of the players in the middle of the field. The clubhouse can be seen on the other side of the pitch, left and middle of the picture, with the car park on the right.
Lisa Kudrow as Penelope in the 2024 remake of Time Bandits.
Higher number of digital and data apprenticeships The proposals will also see one in 10 civil servants employed in a digital or data role within five years, to be delivered through apprenticeships and retraining staff. Currently there are 25,000 digital and data civil servants, making up 5% of the civil service workforce.
A small, freshly dug vegetable patch.
A scented candle. The scent is named MELON MUSK.
Some small chilli plant seedlings.
An image showing the process flow for how a user's message runs and returns a message in a thread, using an Assistant created using OpenAI's API.
An English beach in winter, with the coastline in the distance and a low winter sun reflecting in the sea on the right.
Crocheted Loki Laufeyson.
Disproportionate burden can be claimed where fully meeting the accessibility regulations costs too much for an organisation to reasonably complete. Lack of time or knowledge does not constitute a disproportionate burden and the majority of digital content should be fully accessible. Organisations are legally required to carry out an assessment of the extent to which compliance with the accessibility regulations imposes a disproportionate burden.
An a-frame advertising board.
Copilot shortcut on a Windows taskbar.
The cover of Party Lines by Ed Gillet.
A many channels, one service approach to delivering digital services, showing many channels to access one service.
ID badge from a Royal Town Planning Institute South East event.
Image of a man with a beard in medieval clothing, surrounded by cogs and medieval weaponry.
Intro slide for #localgovcamp Hack Day
Screenshot of Amazon Prime
A virtual certificate with text "Celebrating 10M users on Bluesky, #4,441,615, Phil Rumens ‪@philrumens.bsky.social‬, joined on Feb 9, 2024"
Information about the England men's football team, including "Fight songs".
Various types of chillies.
A sea tractor at Bigbury on Sea.
Sunset at Thurlstone
A Darker Electricity and Prisoners of Geography.
An AI Overview in a Google search result on the search term "substantial assurance".
Five demi-johns of fermenting wine.