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After the Conference session ends at 6pm, taxis have been arranged by HP Labs to take delegates back from HP Labs to town, near to both the hotel and where the boat leaves from (which is very close to Radisson hotel if people want to get changed or drop off bags). This 2 hour round trip along the river is an opportunity to see some of the best of Bristol and also includes drinks and dinner all free, courtesy of HP Labs' sponsorship. There will be a number of local dignitaries from HP Labs, Bristol City Council, the Open Source community, schools, community initiatives and the Universities in the City. They are interested in an exchange of ideas and in building closer ties with Wikimedia, therefore they'd be interested in hearing more about what Wikimedia is doing around the world. They'd also want to take the opportunity to explain what they are doing in terms of innovation, education, technology etc.. There should be lots of interesting conversation. Wikimedia UK is looking to build closer links with potential content donors in a town that is a thriving media, innovation and technology hub. Your experience and help in building closer links will prove invaluable. | |||
Be sure to thank HP Labs and the Council for their sponsorship of the summit! | Be sure to thank HP Labs and the Council for their sponsorship of the summit! |
Revision as of 23:08, 12 May 2010
Here is some useful information for people attending the fundraising summit.
Phone numbers
- Thomas Dalton - 07717067782 (intl: +447717067782)
- Steve Virgin - 07795031935 (intl: +447795031935), if no answer sent a text message. Voicemail at 01179654041 (intl: +441179654041) will be checked periodically. Steve has a car so if something goes wrong and you need a lift, call him.
Addresses
HP Labs (venue for Friday):
Long Down Avenue Stoke Gifford Bristol BS34 8QZ
Watershed (venue for Saturday and Sunday - that is a change of plan, but it's a good one, since it is closer to the hotel and just as good):
Watershed 1 Canon's Road, Harbourside, Bristol BS1 5TX
Radisson Blu hotel:
Broad Quay Bristol BS1 4BY UK
Evening activities
Thursday:
Nothing planned. Congregate in the Radisson Blu hotel lobby and we'll get some dinner somewhere.
Friday:
After the Conference session ends at 6pm, taxis have been arranged by HP Labs to take delegates back from HP Labs to town, near to both the hotel and where the boat leaves from (which is very close to Radisson hotel if people want to get changed or drop off bags). This 2 hour round trip along the river is an opportunity to see some of the best of Bristol and also includes drinks and dinner all free, courtesy of HP Labs' sponsorship. There will be a number of local dignitaries from HP Labs, Bristol City Council, the Open Source community, schools, community initiatives and the Universities in the City. They are interested in an exchange of ideas and in building closer ties with Wikimedia, therefore they'd be interested in hearing more about what Wikimedia is doing around the world. They'd also want to take the opportunity to explain what they are doing in terms of innovation, education, technology etc.. There should be lots of interesting conversation. Wikimedia UK is looking to build closer links with potential content donors in a town that is a thriving media, innovation and technology hub. Your experience and help in building closer links will prove invaluable.
Be sure to thank HP Labs and the Council for their sponsorship of the summit!
Saturday:
We will be staying at Watershed to eat (although the hotel is very close if people want to go back and return later), where Bristol City Council are providing a bar tab. We have also invited any Wikimedians in Bristol to come and meet everyone. We're hoping to kick-start some regular meetups in Bristol.