The Leamington Convention - updates on tickets and events

Brilliant - thank you so much, have now made my all important purchase.

Was just reading Fish original post. It states that laminates will be punched on the day.

Does anyone know if that means we will not be allowed to leave and re-enter as before? Otherwise what is the point of punching the laminate? It did say there would be a FAQ thread based around the convention but I could not see one.

Was just reading Fish original post. It states that laminates will be punched on the day.

Does anyone know if that means we will not be allowed to leave and re-enter as before? Otherwise what is the point of punching the laminate? It did say there would be a FAQ thread based around the convention but I could not see one.

I Can't see the point of punching the laminates unless it is sort of a counter at the same time, but must be a easier way, also would not be fair to state once in you cant leave and go back.

The laminates will be individually numbered and come with a special lanyard.They must be retained throughout the weekend and will be "punched" on the relevant days.

Though it was a long post so difficult to spot. In '99 we were allowed to wander in and out of the Aassembly as we desired. It was useful as the weather was lovely and we could find different places to eat. Unless, on this occasion, that was not going to be allowed, what would be the point in punching the laminates?

The laminates will be individually numbered and come with a special lanyard.They must be retained throughout the weekend and will be "punched" on the relevant days.

Though it was a long post so difficult to spot. In '99 we were allowed to wander in and out of the Aassembly as we desired. It was useful as the weather was lovely and we could find different places to eat. Unless, on this occasion, that was not going to be allowed, what would be the point in punching the laminates?

Unless it is some sort of proof of attending both days for future reference

The laminates will be individually numbered and come with a special lanyard.They must be retained throughout the weekend and will be "punched" on the relevant days.

Though it was a long post so difficult to spot. In '99 we were allowed to wander in and out of the Aassembly as we desired. It was useful as the weather was lovely and we could find different places to eat. Unless, on this occasion, that was not going to be allowed, what would be the point in punching the laminates?

Unless it is some sort of proof of attending both days for future reference

Just sent you a private pm. Sorry I misunderstood your post. Stupid me....

That is a good point because he does mention a future project. But not so sure.....