Posted by GamingClub Network on 09:31
All of the details below enable you to contact the member of the GCN council who you feel ca help you the most with your enquiry. Please don't hesitate to contact any of the members of the GCN council with any relevant requests.
Anthony BarnesGCN Presidentemail: president@gamingclubnetwork.org
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Laurie StewartGCN Vice PresidentTel: 01405 860653Mob: 07810 157631email: mailto:vice.president@gamingclubnetwork.org
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Steve NolanGCN TreasurerTel: 01132 250461Mob: 07793 198516email: treasurer@gamingclubnetwork.org
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Dan CurreyPromotions and Information Officer
(Primary GCN contact for non member clubs)email: promotions@gamingclubnetwork.org
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Posted by GamingClub Network on 02:51
The Gaming Club Network works with various partners to help achieve own six objectives. These partners provide the organisation with different types of support including gaming material, free entry to shows, and even meeting facilities for our council meetings.Games WorkshopGames Workshop provide various benefits for our members and organisation including:Free advertising for member clubs (and their events in GW systems) in Games Workshop's monthly magazine, White Dwarf; on their website; and in local Games Workshop stores.The opportunity to participate in Games Workshop events such as Gamesday.Games Workshop also kindly provide meeting facilities...
Posted by GamingClub Network on 02:49
The Gaming Club Network aims to provide as safe an environment possible for all gamers especially for those members under the age of 16. To this end, the GCN has a Child Protection Policy to raise awareness of the issues and to define how infringements to the policy will be dealt with.Even if a cub does not allow members under the age of 16 it is important to adopt the Child Protection Policy, for a number of good reasons.Firstly, club members inevitably have children of their own and will want to bring them along to meetings even if they don.t take part; secondly, the club will want to take part in events that do involve younger hobbyists; finally,...
Posted by GamingClub Network on 02:40
Joining the GCN is a painless process (despite rumours to the contrary). The 'How to Join' book gives you all the information you need to join up. Our 'Document Pack' includes a sample club constitution and child protection policy, plus all the forms you need for your club to join the GCN. Click on the images to download the documents.As a quick checklist, your club will need:At least three committee positionsWhich are all prepared to go through the CRB processPublic liability insuranceA club constitution and child protection policyFor more information email contact@gamingclubnetwork....
Posted by GamingClub Network on 02:37
Quite rightly, many clubs out there want to know the benefits of joining the Gaming Club Network. Well here are some of them:Free CRB checks, with child protection becoming increasing important, the GCN provides this important service to all its member clubs.Access to GCN Public Liability Insurance, the GCN has negotiated a very good PLI deal that all member clubs can take advantage of.Be part of GCN events, the GCN gets involved in all sorts of events, including campaign weekends and tournaments. If you want to be involved, you need to be part of the GCN (or at least a member of a club that is).Entry into the Club Open Play Championship, a national...
Posted by GamingClub Network on 12:56
The Gaming Club Network (GCN) is a voluntary organisation, created in 1999, set upon the idea of bringing together like-minded people to encourage others to try our hobby. Our purpose is to provide the opportunity for individuals and member clubs to participate in the hobby of collecting, painting and gaming with miniatures, table top games and role play games.The GCN strives to meet the following six objectives:To assist running local gaming eventsTo support club activitiesTo assist running games at local and national levelsTo provide a forum for gaming clubsTo facilitate club developmentTo promote good communications between Gaming Clubs, and...
