GCN Calendar

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Volunteers

I also have the pleasure to announce that we have some new volunteers, which is great news.  Although we could still do with more volunteers, especially area representatives, to help us out, if you are interested and are able to assist us in whatever form then please get in touch. Following on from Darrell Lee from the Phoenix Gaming Club in Rushton agreeing to become the GCN club development adviser last month. We now have a new area representative for Norfolk, Lee Lowe from the Aftermath Gaming Club in Norwich who has volunteered for the reps role. Chris Hall from The Heathens & Peasants club in Doncaster has agreed to take up the mantle to take over and produce a new version of the GCN newsletter.  If your club has any news or articles they would like published then get...
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New clubs in the network.

I have the pleasure to announce that we have a few clubs previously in the network that have returned to us,   and a few new clubs joining network this month, all have now been added to the GCN club list. Aftermath Gaming Club in Norwich. Bolton and Bury Gaming Club in Bury.  New club. Canterbury Crusaders in Kent. Leamington Gaming Club in Leamington Spa.  New Club. Northumbrian Adventurers Guild in Northumberland. Steel City Wargaming in Sheffield.  New club. Warrington Warlords in Warrington. Wizards and Warlords Games Club in Truro. Keep an eye out for more news on new clubs joining the network in June as we have a few in the works. :...
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Monday, 21 May 2012

Triples show 19th & 20th May 2012, a brief review of the weekend. Well, another Triples show has come and gone, held at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield this is the third year that Triples has been held in this venue. For those that do not know Triples is a long running show hosted by the Sheffield Wargames Society over a weekend, it used to he held at the University of Sheffield but moved to a more suitable venue three years ago.  I first attended Triples as a dealer way back in 1994 when I was in the trade.  The EIS is airy light and easy to get round, with good parking and easy access to the M1 and road/rail/tram links. The main reason the show is held over a weekends is because of the tournaments, there were at least three running, for ancients, in various scales,...
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