UKBF London Meet Up!

JCBrown

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What a perfect way to kick off our Friday!

UKBF is finally having its first in-person gathering (post lockdown) and we couldn't be any more excited!

There will be complimentary drinks on arrival, along with a time of networking and also an opportune time to talk about UKBF's plans moving ahead.

Don't keep this to yourself, Bring a friend or two with you!

Date: 7th of September 2021
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Location - Dirty Martini, 130 Wood St, London EC2V 6DL
Admission: FREE


Register Now - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ukbf-meet-up-tickets-168683026473
 
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fisicx

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I have to create an eventbrite account to register. Not impressed but I did so and got this message:

You do not have permission for this event.

So I doesn't look like I'll be going @JCBrown
 
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Because London is the centre of the known universe?

It is where c.20% of the population live &/or work, and is the capital, commercial centre, and most of us are governed from it. It is the main public transport hub, so easiest place to get to for many, too, so makes sense. And there are some good bars!

I'll be on holiday so can't make it, but hope everyone has fun. :)
 
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UK population = 66.65M. 20%=13.33M
London population = 8.98M.

Falling a chunk short of your 20% there.
Include those that work there and you get to 20%
 
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same here - and I have had an Eventbrite account for years and put on events through it. Is there a limit that has been reached?
 
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Tips for organising a pish-up in or near a brewery -

1. Put it somewhere where people can fly to, drive to and park, and has a main-line railway station.

2. Draw a map of where your guests will be coming from and find hot-spots and central spots and use that to show you where to put the venue.

3. Hotels and/or B&Bs within walking distance and reasonably priced!

4. Nobody ever said that it has to be in a bar or similar - think outside the box! Museum, boat, marquee, brewery, Mrs. McGooley's Knocking Shop & Pie Company, whatever!

5. Free food. Gobs of curry is cheap and filling!
 
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It's tomorrow!!!!

I can't wait.

Beer or prosecco on arrival!
 
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Hope to be there. Biggest pain is getting back to Waterloo afterwards (city line stops running at 7pm).
 
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@fisicx it's about 20 minutes on the 76 bus, I believe!
 
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@fisicx it's about 20 minutes on the 76 bus, I believe!
A bus! I’m a member of UKBF, we don’t do busses. I may have to take a hansom cab should the hoi polloi be perambulating the streets. One has to keep up standards.
 
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JCBrown

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TODAY'S THE DAY!

UKBF London Meet-up kicks off at 6pm till 8pm

To all those that are coming this evening.... we cant wait to see you!

& to all those that are still thinking about it ... It's still not too late to register!
 
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Ozzy

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    Leaving London now, was a great evening and nice to put some faces to username :D.
    Watch this space for new venture being launched by @The Resolver and @Paul Kelly ICHYB - business plan and shareholders agreement finalised over a beer and wine :eek:
     
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    Watch this space for new venture being launched
    This is the power of networking and meeting people. A conversation leads to an idea which someone actions quickly!

    It was a great night and I look forward to attending more!
     
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