I saw this on the BBC News web site t'other day and thought it might be of interest!
Sunderland wargaming group receives £5,000 to grow 'safe space' (bbc.com)
Back soon with something that takes a bit more effort :)
I saw this on the BBC News web site t'other day and thought it might be of interest!
Sunderland wargaming group receives £5,000 to grow 'safe space' (bbc.com)
Back soon with something that takes a bit more effort :)
The bars on the windows look like they will make the space even safer. I thought it might have been a prison at first. Fair play to them though.
ReplyDeleteGood one!
DeleteI wonder how much they played up the isolated transgender youth angle in their funding application....but it reality, I suppose being a teenage wargamer could well be a lonely and socially isolated existence 🤔
DeleteI was wondering if remote gaming hosts can get in on this gravy train?
ReplyDeleteSorry Jon, not unless you are hosting players from Gateshead or Sunderland! Try the Washington State government!
DeleteWell that's pretty cool! I wonder how much it now costs to run a club, given the hikes in rent due to utility bill increases etc?
ReplyDeleteI thought it was pretty cool too, Steve!
DeleteA nice windfall for the club and nice to see some positive news about wargamers without any of the usual journalistic approach.
ReplyDeleteIt seemed like a reasonably written piece, Donnie!
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