Not everything happens at the same pace. This record separates delivered community work, public project milestones, work in development and future commitments. It is a first-party activity archive, not a list of independent press coverage.
An announced event is a commitment, not a completed result.
D’Key Civic’s free family event is scheduled for Tuesday 22 December, 2–4 pm, at Swindon Hub. RSVPs are requested for planning; the event has not yet taken place.
Current, evidenced work. Publication and project maturity are stated plainly.
The memoir comprises nine chapters and remains in author-led editing, table-of-contents and print/EPUB preparation. No publication date has been announced.
The Republic of D’Key’s public framework site now provides clearer routes to status, governance and records. It remains a private cultural and constitutional framework, not a UK public authority.
An editorial and technical milestone in the memoir journey.
Work progressed on the manuscript’s listening review and a companion archive intended for permission-based reflections. This records preparation, not a book launch or published third-party contributions.
The month that was previously missing from the founder update record.
The founder website added its author identity, a dedicated book presentation and full-book visual mock-up. The memoir was expressly described as a manuscript in development, not a published title.
The September website releases improved the founder identity, consistency of project status, public metadata, selected-builds presentation and the record of work in progress. These are documented website changes, not independent media coverage.
Preparations and public-facing event information were advanced for the December family celebration in Swindon. Community invitations, attendance and December delivery were still future work at this September checkpoint.
September reviews refined how Applied Science, Digital, the Academy, Civic and the Republic were described and linked, including clearer project maturity and separation between distinct branches. This describes public-positioning work, not newly achieved legal or regulatory status.
Two completed family events, with evidence held by D’Key Civic.
D’Key Civic delivered its second family-facing public event of 2026. Its official report documents the activity; the founder record does not recast it as a commercial or personal venture.
D’Key Civic delivered a public family activity in Swindon. The event is recorded as delivered; unsupported attendance and impact figures have deliberately not been added.
