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December Rotation - Who is in where

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Who is in what game for December Rotation Shadow of the Weird Wizard  GM: Andrew  Adam  Andy Denton  Daniel Cook  Jerrie Curran  Richard C  Richard Tunnard  The End Days  GM: Helen  Benjamin Caller  Kat  Marco  Rosie A  Shaun Parsons  William Pearce  The Indie Dozen  GM: James  George  Graham Wilson  Jo  Mark Cunningham  Michelle Snow Saif  Castle Falkenstein  GM: Liam  Douglas  Em  Julian Weston  Milo Caldwell  Neil  Ornette Powell  One Tail of Two, Three and Four  GM: Chris  Daniel Collins  David H  Freddie Meier  Jon kasama  Matt DLP  Will Laurenson We are always on the look out for people to try out GMing in later rotations April 2025 needs at least 1 more GM August 2025 loads If the Idea of running a full rotation scares you, share it and split it into a couple of games. Some Guides and Tips on GMing
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Votes are in, dun dun dunnnnnn

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The Clubs Inaugural Annual General Meeting went ahead on the 26th of March.

There was 3 main items

  1. Voting on the new constitution
  2. Voting on the nominated committee members
  3. Information on the shortlist of Venues so far found

The meeting was held on our discord channel.

The Constitution 

The new constitution was voted on and with 100% of the votes, the new constitution was passed.

The website has been updated with the new constitution.



Committee members

Chairperson

With 100% of the vote, Carol was voted in as our Chairperson


Treasurer

With 100% of the vote, Jerrie Sharp was voted in as our Treasurer


Secretary

With 100% of the vote, Marco was voted in as our Secretary


Online Presence Officer

With 60% of the vote, Mark C was voted in as our Online Presence Officer


Membership Officer

With 88.9% of the vote, Hannah was voted in as our Membership Officer


Shortlist of Venues 

We would be looking to be in a venue by June/July, with that in mind we reached out to over 20 venues, so far 4 have responded.

We have 3 venues so far that have provided a price for Friday nights and 2 venues for Wednesday night.

There are pros and cons with each.

On price alone there are two front runners.

3rd Bromley Scouts Hall
8-10 Glanville Rd,
Bromley
BR2 9JB

Bexley Park Sports and Social Club
Calvert Drive,
Bexley Park
Dartford
Kent
DA2 7GA

Please review the following document to compare the offerings, also if you have alternative venues please let us know.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTCcNeEGbXmjudWy3Jt6y_9jhYflEA5fKGLigPR98l5xYduVx-kxiY3rhlSLS8-UPsw1auIIOYu4gzJ/pubhtml?gid=627000293&single=true

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