The Lockerbie Case: Scottish Parliament e-petitions website crashed

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Scottish Parliament e-petitions website crashed

The Scottish Parliament's e-petitions website has been down all day. If you wish to sign, e-mail the Public Petitions Committee, mentioning e-petition 417, Justice for Megrahi. The e-mail address can be found here.

2 comments:

Patrick Haseldine21 October, 2010
What's the signature count as at 20:00 hours, 21 October 2010?
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Rolfe21 October, 2010
How can you tell? It's still down. The last I saw of it was just over 1,400 late on Wednesday night.
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