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GWF Conference and Dinner 2010


AlanCurragh

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Or if you are coming, you know whom you might want to avoid :devilgrin:

cheers Martin B

:lol:

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Well....make a big enough offer, and I'll stay away.

(with the money goijg to GWF funds, of course!)

Bruce

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Well....make a big enough offer, and I'll stay away.

(with the money goijg to GWF funds, of course!)

Bruce

Too late - the bar has already stocked up with Green Chartreuse and Kwak! (Oh, how I wish it were true in respect of the latter!)

Roger

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Roger

I look forward to buying you a green chartreuse!

Bruce

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Roger

I look forward to buying you a green chartreuse!

Bruce

Err...very decent offer old chap, but perhaps I'll give it a miss.

Roger

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What is parking like at the venue? Plenty of spaces?

Is it possible to park in the streets nearby?

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John - loads of free on-site parking - I'll circulate a map nearer the time

Alan

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How about the public transport links Alan? How far is it from the city centre?

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It's only about two miles. Buses that go along the Pershore Road (from memory something like the 45 and 47) depart from city centre and stop at Tally Ho.

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Well, it was the 45, 47 (and I think 41) from B'ham city centre when I used to go religiously for the cricket at Edgbaston (which is on the other side of the road), but that was in the 70s :blush:

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Err...very decent offer old chap, but perhaps I'll give it a miss.

Roger

Not to much of the OLD, you.........young whipper-snapper.

Bruce

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The bus to catch from the City Centre is the 45 or 47 both of which go down the Pershore Road with a bus stop just outside the Tally Ho Centre after the lights on the Middle Ring Road. Edgbaston cricket ground to the left.

Arriving by train at New Street or Moor Street the best bus stop is....

From New Street Station exit into New Street. Cross New Street and look for a 45/47 bus stop at the bottom of Corporation Street on the right ahead of you.

From Moor Street follow signs to New Station and look for New Street en route. Leaving Waterstones behind you head towards the Town Hall (but not that far) and spot HSBC on your left before seeing the ramp just past it to New Street Station. Cross the road just before the junction with Corporation Street on the right and on the latter look for a 45/47 bus stop just round the corner.

Taxis outside both stations

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Many thanks Alan. I'll have to cut out and keep your post if I manage to come.

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Alan

My earlier post seems to have got lost amongst the joking! Will there be a list of attendees available?

(I think we all know Bruce is going!) :lol:

Roger

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Sorry, Roger - it did get lost!

Yes, I'm intending circulating a list - in fact I'll post it here in a few days - if anyone wants their attendance to be a surpise, please PM me and I'll leave you off the list

I'm still considering Bruce's application to attend! :P

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Is the entrance off the main Pershore Rd, or the little lane at the back leading from the Edgbaston Rd?

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Is the entrance off the main Pershore Rd, or the little lane at the back leading from the Edgbaston Rd?

John

The entrance is off the Pershore Road.

Roger

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Thanks, Roger - it'll be easy to find then.

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At long last, the list of those who are going - 1 or 2 are yet to confirm 100%, and there are half a dozen or so not on this list who are making up their minds, but this is how things currently look - 41 are confirmed for dinner on Saturday evening. Still plenty of space for those interested

Alan

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17TankMan

Alan Tucker

Aliecoco

Andrew Hesketh

BarrieDuncan

Brian Curragh plus two guests from the Centre for First World War Studies

Bruce Hubbard plus guest

Bryn Hammond

Bsears plus guest

Burlington

Centurion

Charles Fair

Charles Messenger

ChrisHarley9

Cliff Hobson

Doug Lewis

Gheluvelt plus guest

Glesga Highlander

Grantowi

Ian Murphy

IamW

Jim Smithson

Jmoha

John (txic)

John Hartley

Keith Roberts

Kevin Endon plus guest

MagicRat and Orson

Malcolm Linham plus guest

MartinBennett

Martin Brown

Matt Dixon

Mhifle

Michelle Young plus guest

MickM

Mike Steele

Neil McKenzie

Pighills plus guest

PMHart

PPCLI

Purley

RichM plus guest

RMcGuirk

Rockdoc

Roger H

RoyEvans

Sandy Leishman

Skipman plus guest

Squirrel plus guest

Staffsyeoman plus guest

Stebie9173

Stephen Garnett plus guest

Steve Mattock

Stilletto

Tony Paley

WW1_dale_boys

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Alan

Can I suggested that you pin a Topic giving joining and other essential information about the event on the top of this Forum without any option to reply.

This would avoid the chance of people missing essential information amongst the welter of other postings.

Do you see what I mean? It would not of course stop others from joining in using the original Topic.

The other option of course is individual emails or PMs to those who have signed up.

Regards

Martin

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Alan

Ah yes, I remember!

It was lost in my mind in the welter of other postings of other postings in THIS place.

See you there.

Regards

Martin

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Is Ayesha going to have to change her name again?

Her maiden name was Guest.

It could get a bit confusing, especially for her husband.

Bruce

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