Difference between revisions of "2011 locations investigated"
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| − | ** With the Olympics ruling out the S.E. for the 2012 WordCamp, I | + | ** With the Olympics ruling out the S.E. for the 2012 WordCamp, I felt the S.E should be given it's chance this year (after all, a large majority of us do live here ;). Windsor is the perfect location, a very pretty town, plenty of culture and history, lots to see and do, outside of London yet close enough if people from the city want to attend, and still within 5 - 20 minutes of the M3, M4, M25, M40 - so easy access for all. Looking at http://www.principal-hayley.com/venues-and-hotels/the-oakley-court, great riverside location, though lots of details still to check at this early stage. |
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Revision as of 02:39, 20 August 2010
This page is for the use for WordCamp UK 2011 venue bidders to detail locations (city/town) and venues being investigated to avoid duplication of effort and to facilitate the possible pooling of bids.
See 2011 timeline for the outline of bidding process.
Follow the format in this example for each location being investigated:
- Location (city/town name)
- Name of bidder(s)
- Notes - include venue(s) being researched
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- Windsor / surrounding areas
- Gavin Pearce @ 3seven9
- With the Olympics ruling out the S.E. for the 2012 WordCamp, I felt the S.E should be given it's chance this year (after all, a large majority of us do live here ;). Windsor is the perfect location, a very pretty town, plenty of culture and history, lots to see and do, outside of London yet close enough if people from the city want to attend, and still within 5 - 20 minutes of the M3, M4, M25, M40 - so easy access for all. Looking at http://www.principal-hayley.com/venues-and-hotels/the-oakley-court, great riverside location, though lots of details still to check at this early stage.
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