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Trevor Morris

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The Multipack

Earlier this week, The Multipack website launched. The site is the face of a community of Web developers and designers from around the Midlands, UK who get together on a regular basic for a few drinks and a chat about what we’ve been up to. It’s also a good time to talk to someone about your thoughts of all things Web with people who actually understand what you’re going on about.

If you’re interested in joining us, our next social will be on Broad Street in Birmingham at Lloyds No 1 bar on Saturday 4th March. We will be blessed with the company of Simon Collison (aka Collylogic) from Nottingham and we are also in the process of securing a few other “big names” from the UK leg of the Interweb. This isn’t a seminar on semantics or a presentation on a new product - it is simply a get-together for like-minded people.

So if you fancy joining us for a beer or three, “tag along” on the 4th. It’s an open invite but if you want to become an active member of the Multipack, you just need to register a few details. You could just suscribe to our newsletter if you want to keep abreast (hehe!) of Multipack news.

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Comments

Kate Bolin

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I have to admit — I feel a bit cheated. Here y’all are, talking about the Midlands, and all the events are in Birmingham.

East Midlands gets no love! ;-)

Colly

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Kate, that’s why I’m going over to Brum - to represent (how “street” of me) the glorious Easern Midshires. Come over anyway - bring some Californian swagger.

Sorry I won’t be there for long folks - I’ll be under orders to meet up with “the one who shops” for some nosh at about six.

trovster

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Well, Birmingham is pretty middle Midlands. We’ve now got people from Nottingham AND people from the Cotswolds! However, if the group gets big, then splinter-meetings could appear.

Hell, we could do wifi cross-county web-cam conferences! Then one big meetup every other month or so…. I dunno!

Jon

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Yeah, Birmingham… Rah.

I still hanker for the joys of Walsall, but onwards and upwards.