[HLUG] Linux audio / video special event venue
Pete
info at lifespacedesign.co.uk
Mon Apr 28 08:41:54 UTC 2014
Hi Gang,
Apart from my reservations about trying to get the public to anything
new in Leominster (which I will now shut up about) I reckon the
opportunity in mid June is the best option to give us a chance to
generate some momentum with direct publicity -using the existing
contacts listings we use to promote SFD and also via social media.
Who is producing this event and is there an etherpad to co-ordinate effort?
MtG
Pete H@
On 27/04/14 22:55, Ann Tether wrote:
> Grange Court is lovely, just a note that the 28/5 is spring bank
> holiday week, so a lot of people may well be away then. £10ph is very
> competitive as well for Leominster, and from a personal point of view
> I could actually get there.. but not on the 28/5. It should be fairly
> easy to get a free press release in the Leominster Journal as well to
> see if there are other users locally who haven't found this group yet.
> regards
> ann
>
> On 27/04/14 22:32, Julian Robbins wrote:
>> Hi everyone
>>
>> I went over to speak to Polly Robinson, (Heritage Development Worker)
>> at Grange
>> Court <http://www.grangecourt.org/> in Leominster on Friday, about our
>> requirement to hire a room and she was friendly and helpful. Grange
>> Court
>> is set up as a '*Community, Enterprise, and Heritage Hub. It is free to
>> enter and enables the people of Leominster and visitors to work, play
>> and
>> learn*' run by the LARC Development Trust. The facilities at Grange
>> Court
>> as you would expect from a recently National Lottery funded project are
>> extremely good. The prices are also low too as they do a much reduced
>> rate
>> for community groups.
>>
>> The last event we put on, Ben's Open Street Map workshop last year was
>> attended by 28 people to give an idea of how many we hope to attend,
>> if we
>> publicise this well.
>>
>> There are two rooms we could hire :-
>>
>> 1. The Education room, which depending on how you set up the seating
>> will take up to 25-30 people. The room has a large new, wall mounted
>> flatscreen touchscreen tv (don't know about linux capability
>> here) which we
>> can use to work with. The best bit is the room is only £10 per
>> hour (note
>> all the other rooms we looked at started at £14 per hour, ie St John
>> Ambulance and the Kindle Centre in Hereford). The room makes an
>> excellent
>> training room as that is it's primary purpose.
>> 2. The John Abel room, this seats up to 60 people is a beautifully
>> ornate room but is £25 per hour so out of our price range I think.
>>
>> There is free wifi access (approx 8MB/s), kitchen facilities where we
>> can
>> make teas etc, excellent disabled access (as it's a new alteration to an
>> old building), new lifts etc. disabled car parking right outside,
>> general
>> parking in Etnam St. next to the Grange, after 6pm. Grange Court is just
>> off the town centre, with Leominster railway station nearby and is a
>> very
>> short walk to numerous takeaways on Etnam St, should you feel peckish
>> before or after the event. Trains take just 11 mins from Hereford to
>> Leominster and there are about 1-2 trains per hour. in the evening if
>> you
>> feel like leaving the car behind.
>>
>> Dates available for Education room are 21/5, 28/5, 18/6. Note the
>> 28/5 is
>> our usual 4th Wednesday of the month, to keep things simple .... ;-)
>>
>> Therefore I think we should book the room, assuming Charlie can make
>> one of
>> the available dates above.
>>
>> Just as a note I'm not so keen to use the St John Ambulance Hall in
>> Hereford, as although the room is central, I had lots of niggling issues
>> getting the booking sorted out, access to keys, and the alarm ringing
>> like
>> a maniac as they supplied the wrong code. Plus the wifi code didnt work
>> either. I think we can do better ..
>>
>> Thoughts, ideas ... ?
>>
>> Julian
>
>
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