At 16:22 + 8/3/09, Thomas Dalton wrote:
>2009/3/8 AndrewRT :
>> Personally, I think a meeting in a pub or even a pub room gives a very
> > different impression to a meeting in a university room, and we need to
>> bear that in mind. Imagine giving a presentation or holding hustings.
>
>*Funct
At 00:42 + 8/3/09, David Gerard wrote:
>2009/3/8 Thomas Dalton :
>
>> Have you looked at non-free venues? A function room in a pub probably
>> wouldn't cost all that much, we don't need much more than that. B'ham
>> is better located than Manchester.
>
>Function rooms in pubs are frequently
2009/3/8 AndrewRT :
> Personally, I think a meeting in a pub or even a pub room gives a very
> different impression to a meeting in a university room, and we need to
> bear that in mind. Imagine giving a presentation or holding hustings.
*Function room* of a pub - they are specifically designed fo
As we currently are, the AGM is basically going to be a friendly chat round
a table. Given this, holding it in a pub does rather make sense to me.
T
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Personally, I think a meeting in a pub or even a pub room gives a very
different impression to a meeting in a university room, and we need to
bear that in mind. Imagine giving a presentation or holding hustings.
Although we're only small now, I hope this is the start of something
big. I say let's
The Board was very clear to me - only free or nearly free (i.e. <£10)
would do!
If we're not able to get a free room, I guess we can start looking at
non-free ones.
On Mar 8, 12:38 am, Thomas Dalton wrote:
> 2009/3/7 Andrew Turvey :
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > Unfortunately we've drawn a blank with find
