Why isn't there one single source where people who want information can easily find regularly updated contact details for putting in FOI requests, links to publication schemes and disclosure logs etc, for all the public authorities covered by FOI?
Well perhaps there will be one soon. In fact, possibly you could help to create it.
from Liverpool John Moores University has set up a wiki to start putting together such a . Over to you.
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You can check out Heather Brooke's site 'Your Right to Know' for a list of police foi contacts.