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Programme of events

The venue for meetings will be St Michael's Church Hall*, except where stated. 

On alternate weeks, we meet informally at The Six Bells**. The emphasis tends to be on works-in-progress (and beer) and discussion (and beer).

All meetings begin at 8pm.

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Programme, 2010-11 All items subject to change

September 2010

8: AGM, election of officers (or Coup De Circle as the case may be), member renewal and a bit of socialising; Setting of the David Gibson Cup competition by Oscar Windsor Smith

22: Manuscript surgery

October

6: Guest speaker: Karl Vadaszffy author of Full of Sin

20: Adjudication of the David Gibson competition/setting of the Lisbeth Phillips competition by Ian Cundell

November

3: Manuscript surgery

17: Manuscript surgery

December

1: Adjudication of the Lisbeth Phillips competition.

15: Christmas party

January 2011

12: Setting of the President's competition/manuscript surgery

26: TBA

February

9: Manuscript surgery

19 February: Get Writing 2011

23: Manuscript surgery - there will probably be much post-Get Writing discussion too!

March

9: Adjudication of the President's competition

23: Manuscript surgery

April

6: TBA

20: Setting of the Crystal Decanter competition by Janet Baldey/Manuscript surgery

May

4: TBA

18: Manuscript surgery

June

1: Manuscript surgery

15: Adjudication of the Crystal Decanter competition

29: Manuscript surgery

July

13: Party!


*St Michael's is the venue for the main VWC meetings and the most well attended.

**The Six Bells/ Goat sessions are less formal and we hold a series of manuscript evenings. Lower numbers allow writers to present longer extracts and receive more in-depth critique (although these days they can get busy!).