2nd Commodore Computer Club (UK) meet in Jan. '09
Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 8:19 pm
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From: Shaun Bebbington
Subject: Second Commodore Computer Club (UK) meet in January 2009
Date: December 02, 2008, 07:22 pm »
We at the Commodore Computer Club (UK) will be holding it's second meeting from Friday the 23rd of January 2009, through to Sunday the 25th inclusive.
It will be held in Birmingham, B23 area, just of Junction six of the M6 (and don't worry about what Multi-Map or your Sat-Nav tells you, that really will be the easiest way to travel to the venue in most cases).
We may also be hiring a hall for the Saturday, but this is only if we get a reasonable turn out to justify it. Of course, new releases (demos/games/playable demos etc...) are most welcome. So far, Chris (http://www.commodore16.com), Peter Badrick, Nigel (CommodoreFree) and I have confirmed. Jason Kelk (TMR) is also a possibility.
In accordance with club rules, no-members will pay a £2.50 fee if they want to attend.
Some members are offering a car share, so if you require a lift to Birmingham (or can offer one), please state where you are travelling from/where you live. If you will be travelling via train or coach, contact me through the http://www.commodorecomputerclub.co.uk forums and I'll give you the bus routes you will need from the city centre.
Further information will be posted... as it becomes available.
Regards,
Shaun
From: Shaun Bebbington
Subject: Second Commodore Computer Club (UK) meet in January 2009
Date: December 02, 2008, 07:22 pm »
We at the Commodore Computer Club (UK) will be holding it's second meeting from Friday the 23rd of January 2009, through to Sunday the 25th inclusive.
It will be held in Birmingham, B23 area, just of Junction six of the M6 (and don't worry about what Multi-Map or your Sat-Nav tells you, that really will be the easiest way to travel to the venue in most cases).
We may also be hiring a hall for the Saturday, but this is only if we get a reasonable turn out to justify it. Of course, new releases (demos/games/playable demos etc...) are most welcome. So far, Chris (http://www.commodore16.com), Peter Badrick, Nigel (CommodoreFree) and I have confirmed. Jason Kelk (TMR) is also a possibility.
In accordance with club rules, no-members will pay a £2.50 fee if they want to attend.
Some members are offering a car share, so if you require a lift to Birmingham (or can offer one), please state where you are travelling from/where you live. If you will be travelling via train or coach, contact me through the http://www.commodorecomputerclub.co.uk forums and I'll give you the bus routes you will need from the city centre.
Further information will be posted... as it becomes available.
Regards,
Shaun