Captain B
Pity the poor souls who have to live in London. . .
C Sharp House is accessable by public transport. It's on a bus route that goes directly from Kings Cross / St Pancras station, it's a ten minute walk from the tube station and about two minutes from the Regent's Canal if you fancy coming by boat or via the tow path. While the entire building is not yet accessible to the disabled, there have been changes made so that the ground floor is. Considering the cost and major work invovled in upgrading a grade II listed building (and lack of money to do this)this is measurable progress. From as far away as Japan and Australia make the journey to use the Library, it's a shame many English people are not as motivated.

The 'You' in my previous post wasn't directed at anyone in particular, but a collective pronoun.

All of you folks who have strong ideas about what EFDSS should and shouldn't do, ought to join, become active members, and make your voices heard. If you are a member, write to the NEC. One of the biggest problems the Society has is apathetic members. Letting off steam in cyberspace will not change anything. Get involved, or as my father would say 'put up or shut up'
K (yes I am a member)