Well a good start is we've managed to spell 'convention!' If you live in Brum it might be better to organise where you know. It is more or less the centre of the country after all.
I don't think people mind travelling for a special occasion, you might have to send some locals to check out the 'refreshments' though.
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Subject: Re: Convention 28/05/2004 14:39 GMT
Free venues...How about free venues and frosty beverages on tap?
There's a pub in Fleet St that you can hire for free on Saturdays...No really... Although what might be a good idea is a visit to try out some of the aforementioned frosty beverages and check out the area...Just a thought
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Subject: Re: Convntion 27/05/2004 14:16 GMT
London seems to be popular, I live in Brum, so I'd need help in that direction. There's some nice FREE venues round here. There'd have to be a few meetings in pubs first, reckon.....
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Subject: Re: Convntion 24/05/2004 07:52 GMT
I'll be there! Whereabouts in the UK are you thinking of?
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Subject: Re: Convntion 22/02/2004 00:06 GMT
15! 15! I'm old enough to be yer mum! I think things are starting to move in that direction. Keep watching the posts. You could come somewhere else on the train. We'd look after you.
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Subject: Re: Convntion 29/01/2004 12:12 GMT
Definatley! That is a brill idea.You could try and get the goodies to come and everything!!!
However, being only 15 would mean it would have to be in the school holidays and fairly close to me (North East).
TBT: But those aren't art lovers - they're Americans
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Subject: Convntion 28/01/2004 14:11 GMT
If there was a convnetion for charity in the UK, how many people would actually attend?
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