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Subject: Broadsheet No. 74
From: Hovering Bob
Date: 05 Apr 04 - 07:01 AM

The latest issue of "The Broadsheet" has just been issued and is available at participating folk clubs. If you are unable to pick up a copy at one of those clubs and are not on our mailing or e-mail list you can always pick up the information by visiting our web site, such as it is, at www.broadsheet.org.uk.
The Broadsheet was never intended as a long running thing but we're no into our nineteenth year. In all that time the format has remained the same, a single sheet of A4 paper listing upto eleven clubs at one time. The listing gives the programmes for three months with no fuss or frills. To save space Singers Nights or Open Evenings are not listed.
The original concept, which still holds good to-day, was for a single page that could be stuck or pinned to a wall with all the information a folkie needed.
Get a look at the latest issue and an insight into some of the history of The Broadsheet at www.broadsheet.org.uk.

Subject: RE: Broadsheet No. 74
From: Nigel Parsons
Date: 05 Apr 04 - 07:14 PM

Current "The Broadsheet"


Nigel

Subject: Broadsheet Issue No.75
From: Hovering Bob
Date: 27 Jun 04 - 08:04 AM

Greetings!
Just to let you know that the latest copy of "The Broadsheet" has just been issued and is available at participating folk clubs.
If you cannot get to one of these clubs, and are not on our mailing list, (email to < [e-mail] > to be included,) you can pick up the information, which includes the full programme of the participating clubs at
< www.broadsheet.org.uk >

Bob

Subject: Broadsheet Issue No. 83
From: Hovering Bob
Date: 22 Jun 06 - 12:58 PM

Issue No. 83 of The Broadsheet has just been published and is available at participating clubs.

"The Broadsheet" is a single page A4 sheet that advertises the programmes at ten folk clubs in the Thames Valley and the surrounding area of the UK. Available free at participating clubs it is a covienent way of having the information you need readily to hand.
As well as the physical copies, it is also available by e-mail
contact
Broadsheet by e-mail
or you can visit The Broadsheet's web site

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all the best,

Still Hovering,

Bob H

Subject: Broadsheet, Issue No. 84
From: Hovering Bob
Date: 28 Sep 06 - 06:36 AM

The latest issue of 'The Broadsheet' has now been issued and is available at contributing folk clubs and at The Broadsheet web site.

The Broadsheet

Two important bits of news:-
HERGA Folk Club has changed it's venue and from 2nd october 2006 will meet at Pinner Green Social Club, Rickmansworth Road, Pinner, Middlesex, HA5 3JT.

UXBRIDGE Folk Club's concert on 25th October 2006, staring 'LAST NIGHT'S FUN, will now be held at Uxbridge Community centre, The Greenway, Uxbridge, UB8 2PJ.

All the best

BobH