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03 September 2009 | Estimated reading time: < 1 minutes

I’ve not posted on here for almost a month as most of my spare time has been taken up organising Glasgow Twestival Local 2009. All the hours the volunteer team have ploughed in to planning the event are definitely going to be worthwhile. If you have plans for 10th September 2009 scrap them now. Whatever they are they’ll be dull compared to the Glasgow Twestival. No, really they will.

We’re hoping to raise £2500 for asthma charity No Strings Attached Scotland by bringing together Glasgow’s twitterati for a night full of amazingly talented local bands and DJs as well as the chance to win a serious stack of prizes. The evening will be hosted by Clyde 1’s twitter-fanatic Colin Kelly and tickets are selling fast.

We even got a little mention on the 4th plinth last night (go to 40m40s in).

Here’s a quick video which explains what the event is all about…

Psss…Enter the promo code ‘thirdsectorlab’ and you can get your ticket for just £7 instead of the standard £10!

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