Last night at the Burlington Hotel, during the biggest thunderstorm so far this summer we had the first Worthing TweetUp.
Considering this is something that started as an idea I mentioned to David Rosam in passing two or three weeks ago I was pretty pleased with the turn out. David & I were there along with [...]
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