Local authories can be fun too... thanks to Gail Bradbrook of Citizens Online for pointing out an online game by which Warwickshire residents can discover if they could do better than their county council in raising and spending the cash needed to run public services in the county. Players navigate a virtual town to identify services that are needed, before heading for a virtual town hall and worrying about how to pay for it all. Play here
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