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Other nearby events

• Nov 19

  SQLBits V

  12km away in Newport

  SQLBits is Europe's largest SQL Server conference, and SQLBits V will be the biggest and best yet. On November 19th we are holding a day of pre-conference seminars; on November 20th we have a pay-to-attend day of SQL Server 2008 and R2 content; and on Saturday November 21st we have our usual free community conference.

• Nov 16

  An intro into ASP.NET MVC

  45km away in Hereford

  Why not come down to the wild west where Richard Wilde will provide an introduction to the ASP.NET MVC Framework with some Linq 2 XML thrown in. Pizza and swag of course will be most sought after!

• Nov 25

  Oxford Geek Night #15

  84km away in Oxford

  The geek nights are a way for local web developers, designers, programmers, neophiles or geeks of any other stripe to get together, chat, drink and listen to talks on new technologies and innovations.

• Nov 25

  The Birmingham Entrepreneur November Meetup

  88km away in Birmingham

  Meet fellow entrepreneurs at different stages of business. Try out a new business idea in a safe and constructive environment. Find out how to get investment in your business. Share hints & tips on starting a new business.

• Nov 24

  Roger's Over and Out!

  90km away in Birmingham

  Alun Rogers Security MVP and NxtGenUG Top Speaker is back from his sabbatical in London. Having escaped from being buried by 2 million Exchange Server installations or some such, he is back to talk not only Security but about Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) - apparently something we Developers ought to get Savvy about! So don't miss a great fun evening with a "State of the Nation" and Virtual Desktop Infrastrcuture talks from Alun Rogers, plus Pizza, plus Swag and the usual crew!

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