It might not be a horrible thing for paid subscribers to have ads; as a paid subscriber, if they are just local business ads, I might be interested in seeing what those local businesses are offering. Supporting local business is a great thing to do.
it would be great if we could advertise Medway events, for me I would advertise that on Tuesday 11th April (World Parkinson's Day) between 11am - 3pm the Medway Neurological Network have organised a community day on the Paddock aka The Brook Open Space in Chatham - we are excited that over have over 20 Voluntary & Community Sector (VCS) organisation will have a stall and The Queen's Gurkha Engineers (QGE) will be at the opening ceremony when the The Mayor of Medway, Cllr Jan Aldous cuts the ribbon. Also in the evening from 6pm to 22pm at the Gurkha Brothers Restaurant, Whiffen's Avenue in Chatham there will be a fundraising meal for both the Nepalese Parkinson's Disease Association in Kathmandu & the University of Kent's new Parkinson's Centre for Integrated Therapy in Canterbury - see www.medwayneuro.org.uk
Hi Phil. Yes, I do agree, and I'm looking at way of integrating these kinds of events as you and a few others have highlighted this. Maybe it's an additional section to the event guide or something. I would like to include these things but they do sit slightly outside of the curated arts/culture stuff that usually goes out. But I think we can find a way. Will experiment in the April event guide.
It might not be a horrible thing for paid subscribers to have ads; as a paid subscriber, if they are just local business ads, I might be interested in seeing what those local businesses are offering. Supporting local business is a great thing to do.
Thanks for throwing a grenade into my plans, Candy.
it would be great if we could advertise Medway events, for me I would advertise that on Tuesday 11th April (World Parkinson's Day) between 11am - 3pm the Medway Neurological Network have organised a community day on the Paddock aka The Brook Open Space in Chatham - we are excited that over have over 20 Voluntary & Community Sector (VCS) organisation will have a stall and The Queen's Gurkha Engineers (QGE) will be at the opening ceremony when the The Mayor of Medway, Cllr Jan Aldous cuts the ribbon. Also in the evening from 6pm to 22pm at the Gurkha Brothers Restaurant, Whiffen's Avenue in Chatham there will be a fundraising meal for both the Nepalese Parkinson's Disease Association in Kathmandu & the University of Kent's new Parkinson's Centre for Integrated Therapy in Canterbury - see www.medwayneuro.org.uk
Hi Phil. Yes, I do agree, and I'm looking at way of integrating these kinds of events as you and a few others have highlighted this. Maybe it's an additional section to the event guide or something. I would like to include these things but they do sit slightly outside of the curated arts/culture stuff that usually goes out. But I think we can find a way. Will experiment in the April event guide.