Davey has been the other person keeping twuttle running ~ I haven’t been doing this on my own Its time for more people to get involved and help run/shape its future.

Can you help run twuttle?

Rob.

UPDATE: Due to popular demand, the bookclub will now start from 7pm rather than 7.30. All other details remain the same. Looking forward to seeing you all on the 13th!

For all those who love reading, here’s a date for your diaries… the first ‘Monday Night Bookclub’ at Divinty Café (in association with Twuddle) will be held on the 13th September (a Monday of course!) from 7.30pm. All welcome.

For the first meet, we’ve chosen a book to get us all going – The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters (ISBN978-1-84408-606-1). For this first book, you’ll need to either borrow it from the library or buy a copy. In the future we will be able to arrange a group order via TW library and/or get a group discount at Waterstones for chosen titles.

The intention for future meetings is for one person to choose the next book. We will take it in turns to choose – hopefully ensuring a wide variety of books for us to read as the months go by.

And here’s the special bit… each meeting, not only are we going to chat about the book, drink the lovely tea, coffee wine or beer (available from Divinity Café), we plan to have something naughty to eat! A special dessert. Please register your interest by leaving a comment below so we can work out numbers for the dessert. To cover dessert costs, we’ll collect a nominal sum from you on the night – it won’t be much we promise! Otherwise the event is completely free and open to all.

The ‘Monday Night Bookclub’ will be held monthly. For more information contact Laura Goode on 07788 794831 or on email: laura@hophousedesign.co.uk.

It is with great pleasure, we announce that Twuttle is moving to the Divinity Café at the Trinity Theatre for the Summer Season. The first Twuttle at the new venue will be on Wednesday 28th July. Usual start time of 10am until noon-ish.

Paul And Viv at Divinity will be looking after us, serving their renowned coffee and tea, plus a range of fantastic food ~ a first for Twuttle! Watch this space for some special and exclusive Divinity offers just for us! Breakfast at Divinity before Twuttle anyone?

Café Divinity has free wi-fi… and something to be taken advantage of for these superb summer mornings, an outside space!

As-ever, Twuttle welcomes EVERYONE. This is networking for people who don’t normally do networking. It’s your chance to meet people in this vibrant community, to make business contacts, friends and generally to chew the cud with like-minded souls. It’s fun, friendly and rewarding. Hope to see you there!

PS. Watch out for an announcement soon re the Twuddle Summer Season as well! Still confused about what’s a Twuttle and what’s a Twuddle? Then click here.

STOP PRESS!
Divinity Café are kindly supplying FREE either a toasted teacake, a small croissant or a cinnamon & raisin bagel with each tea or coffee bought at their first Twuttle! ~ While stocks last, so please try and get there early.

Crafty Crapchat

July 26th 2010 from 18:00.
Divinity Café, Trinity Theatre.

Nametags to sew into school uniforms? Buttons to be sewn on? Seams to be mended? Do you have a to-do pile of clothing lurking in a darkened corner of your home? Well, why don’t you bring your pile of tedium along to Trinity on Monday night and do it there? That way, you can have a glass of wine and engage in witty chitchat whilst you work. Then it won’t seem like such a boring chore at all. Or you can bring fun stuff to do. Like knitting. Or cross-stitch. Or Etch-A-Sketch. Or even just yourself. See you there!

Sunday 25 July 2010, 12 onwards

Trinity Arts Centre Gardens (Church Road)

We’ve joined forces with Trinity and local residents in organising a picnic for regular twuddlers and twuttlers, as well as their friends and family – no school to worry about and lots of room to run around safely!

Bring your own picnic and share – although Divinity Cafe will be there as usual and in addition I am told a Pimms tent has been organised from 2 o’clock by the Trinity Theatre Company to coincide with the run of its summer play, the Oscar Wilde classic The Importance of Being Earnest.

Just claim a spot, put down your picnic blanket, and make yourself at home.  No fighting over the picnic tables that have been recently installed in the garden!

See you there!