Those who were able to attend the PASCAL Conference in Glasgow will know the rich learning experience it turned out to be. For those who were unable to attend, please follow the link below for the highlights as recorded on Twitter.

PASCAL's social media profile continues to rise! It was particularly pleasing to have been added to the list maintained by the high-profile New York based Project for Public Places of over 100 people and organisations who they regard as being leaders in the placemaking movement.  PASCAL has now been 'listed'  over 180 times by organisations and individuals on Twitter as an organisation whose tweets on topics of interest they wish to follow.

Network members may be interested in a new weekly curated paper #learningcities weekly .  It should appear every Wednesday.  It will bring into one place all those posts on Twitter which have used the #learningcities hashtag over the previous 7 days.  This should provide a wide range of news, analysis and commentary on different aspects of the development of learning cities, or information from which learning ciities might learn, drawn from around the world.

Speaking in Glasgow recently, Judith Rodin, President of the Rockefeller Foundation, drew attention to Glasgow's role as one of the first cities selected to be part of the 100 Resilient Cities programme, pioneered by the Rockefeller Foundation.