Since we need some contact details to leave people with at the open meeting, I've created a email address and a twitter account bullstrust@googlemail.com twitter.com/bullstrust At least people will be able to contact us if they want to!

Since we need some contact details to leave people with at the open meeting, I've created a email address and a twitter account bullstrust@googlemail.com twitter.com/bullstrust At least people will be able to contact us if they want to!

And a facebook page

[urlhttp://www.facebook.com/pages/BullBuilder/291326723834[/url

Quote Mission="Mission"Since we need some contact details to leave people with at the open meeting, I've created a email address and a twitter account bullstrust@googlemail.com twitter.com/bullstrust At least people will be able to contact us if they want to!'" Quote Mission="Mission"And a facebook page www.facebook.com/pages/BullBuilder/291326723834'" I'm 50 this year FFS. What you talkin' 'bout?

Quote Mission="Mission"Since we need some contact details to leave people with at the open meeting, I've created a email address and a twitter account bullstrust@googlemail.com twitter.com/bullstrust At least people will be able to contact us if they want to!'" Quote Mission="Mission"And a facebook page www.facebook.com/pages/BullBuilder/291326723834'" I'm 50 this year FFS. What you talkin' 'bout?

Do you not even know what email is?



I know twitter and facebook are seen more as 'young person' things, but we can't really get a website up and running until we create the trust etc, so for now I think these are our best options for staying in touch with people. Don't forget we'll also be collecting people's details on the night so that we can start a mailing list, but we're going to produce a leaflet so that people can take them away and give them to other people and we could do with some kind of contact details on there, hence the email address!

I was temporarily excited by twitter but when I realsied it had nowt to do with the Waxwing recently reported in Ilkley I quickly lost interest.

Another one - any chance of the bulls selling a retro scarf?viewtopic.php?f=19&t=440421

would be good merchandise because they'd never go out of date.

Some notes on the Open Meeting now available in the Files section of the [url=http://groups.google.co.uk/group/bullssupporterstrustGoogle Group[/url.

A big well done to Chris, Kev, Laura, Roy & Paul for the presentations and talks tonight, they all did a fantastic job.

Also a big thank you to all those who attended and gave their support, and to the club for allowing the use of the room.

Thanks to everyone who attended tonight, and thanks for your unanimous support! We'll now go ahead and get the trust registered, so watch this space!

Indeed. Seconded.

With the BullBulider trust now going ahead, I think the points here should be raised / discussed / suggested to Stuart through the trust in a regular, more formalised way.

I'm happy to sit down with Stuart to present the ideas, along with anyone else from the working group.

Thoughts?

Would this not move the Trust somewhat away from the focussed, "single issue" approach that we discussed? Your suggestion would start to send the trust a bit down the old BISA route that we all agreed was not desirable?

Maybe we could elect (on here) Wiggy - sorry, one or more representatives of the RAB community - to engage in a - separate - regular dialogue on behalf of the RAB community?

Good point.