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The dates: 4th - 6th September, 1998
The place: New Hall, Cambridge
New Hall is located close to the centre of Cambridge and has recently extended the accomodation and conference facilities. All of the rooms are of a decent size, and those with en suite facilities in the new block are positively luxurious.
The conference facilities, including dining hall and bar, and the older rooms are under one roof, and the newer rooms are in an adjacent building. Accessibility is reasonably good with all the main workshop areas being on the ground floor, and a few purpose-built rooms available in the new accomodation block. There is a large ginger cat called Sam.
Further details and a registration form are available via postal mail by sending an SAE to:
P O Box 369, Cambridge CB5 8FJ, UK
Alternatively you can read the conference details & registration form online, and post us a print out:
Pride festival update: Since the London Pride festival isn't taking place on 4th July as expected, any registration forms sent to us post-marked Monday 6th July or earlier will get the discounted Pride prices.
Cambridge is centrally located and within easy reach of London, the Midlands and the North, by direct motorway and trunk routes. British Rail provide comprehensive services to and from London, the Midlands and the North; direct coach services link Cambridge with London, Birmingham, the West Country, Oxford and London's Airports.
Unfortunately there is no camp site within Cambridge (the nearest one is at least 5 miles away in Great Shelford), however Cambridge has a great many cheap Bed & Breakfast's. The following list can provide B&B for under £45/night:
All information provided by Cambridge Tourist Information, Tel: 01223 322640, Email: tourism@cambridge.gov.uk.
BiCon 98 was a huge success, and we hope to have a written report with financial statement up on these pages soon.