RSS News Feed

Normandy Vision News Updates

Normandy Vision's news is now available as an RSS feed so that you can be automatically kept up-to-date about our work.

To add Normandy Vision's RSS News Feed to your RSS reader, right click on either the RSS 2.0 button below, or the link address alongside, and then select “Copy shortcut”. Paste that shortcut address into your RSS Reader's “Add Feed” address field.

http://www.normandyvision.org/rss/rss.xml

The precise steps to add the news feed will vary according to the RSS Reader you are using. Consult the RSS Reader's documentation for further help in doing this if necessary.

Alternatively, to add Normandy Vision's RSS News Feed to your RSS reader, highlight and then copy the link address from the box above, and paste it into your RSS Reader:

RSS Feed Validator

If you would like to verify that Normandy Vision's RSS News Feed is valid, please click on the Validator image. The results will be shown in a new browser window. The validator is supplied by W3C - the World Wide Web Consortium.

If you have any questions about setting up the RSS feed, or are experiencing any problems with using it, please contact us by email at:

webmaster@normandyvision.org

What is RSS?

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. An RSS feed is content supplied from web sites, normally freely. The feed contains news headlines, summaries and links back to the full-text of the news item or message on the web site.

How do I use RSS?

To begin using RSS, you will need a program called an RSS News Reader or News Aggregator. Such a program will enable you to select and display RSS content feeds from the web. Many different RSS News Readers or Aggregators are available, including many that are free to use. They come in two main types: those that you download to your computer, install and run from your desktop, or those that are accessible through the web. Once you have chosen and set up your RSS News Reader or Aggregator, you add (“subscribe”) whatever news feeds you like.

Why use RSS?

RSS news feeds provide a simple way to be notified when content or news on a web site changes. RSS will automatically tell you when a news item, an article, or other piece of information is added to the particular news feed that you have added to your RSS News Reader.