This is an event for putting our ideas into a plan, for what we want to do, how we want to run & the best ways for us to communicate and collaborate!

Bring yourself and your thoughts, I'll bring the agenda and Chey is bringing lots of past experience & tools that were asked for last time :)

Here is the google drive where you can find the notes from last time & the things we're working on - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AB15YCAji00mfNgloAhUwR7RwaLvvm9U?usp=sharing

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Here is more info on my ideas for the collective

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Here is more info on the venue:

Entrance: can be found round the back of the building, glass door with 'health foundry' on it that is keypad access. Chey will let you in, and others can come and go as long as there's someone inside to let them back inUnsure about the width of the door and if it opens inwards/outwards but will double check Bathrooms: unisex, wheelchair accessible and showers available Kitchen with tea and coffee also availableTube/train: best accessed from Waterloo or North Lambeth station (10ish minute walk for both)

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