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[LUG] Permanent Meting Places

 

On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 06:46:02PM +0100, Rob Beard wrote:
> Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> > Would it have broadband? We'll have to get a list together of possible 
> > meeting places - try and find somewhere that will suit everybody as 
> > far as possible. I know that might be difficult but it would be 
> > nice...if it turns out to work well we could re-use it in the future 
> > for other meetings.
> >
> > So far on my list we have:
> >
> > lostwithial with broadband definately possible(?) - I know, oxymoron 
> > with the question mark and "definately"!
> >
> > truro college possibly with broadband
> >
> > camborne (with broadband?)
> >
> > + i could definately get a place in st.agnes very cheap(possibly free) 
> > + plenty of wall sockets but minus broadband
> I think this might have been vaguely mentioned before but... could we 
> possibly sponsor a couple of village halls?
> 
> What I'm thinking is maybe provide one or two (or maybe more) low spec 
> PCs (Pentium 3/Athlon etc) and a broadband connection.  If it was a 
> regular venue then using a low cost ISP for a simple 2 Meg connection 
> (say Tiscalli off the top of my head who is £12.99 a month) then the 
> regulars to the venue could chip in say a couple of quid a month towards 
> the connection and make it available to other people in the village 
> halls (say Scouts, Girl Guides etc).
> 
> I would certainly be happy to chip in for something like this in either 
> Torquay or Exeter areas if we could get a regular venue for free say 
> once a week or once a fortnight.
> 
Have approached a parish councillor in Broadhempston (half way between
Totnes and Newton Abbot), who has advised that potentially it sounds
interesting. 

Should I take it further?


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Henry
Fri Oct 13 07:47:21 BST 2006

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