...what there was was in a curly "medieval" script that was difficult to read, so I didn't bother
Oh, good grief; a triumph of form over function, indeed.
...there was a brief soundtrack thingie, but it was basically useless.
I can well believe it; the audio equipment was probably the cheapest they could buy, and is probably well worn after thousands of playings.
The Main Hall is only £6.10 per hour on weekdays, which sounds quite good really!
That rate does sound good, for a gym-size room these days. If memory serves, when I was secretary in the early '70s, the local amateur radio club meeting room, which was roughly twenty feet wide by thirty feet long, in a small town community centre, was something like £3 per two-hour weekday evening session.
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Oh, good grief; a triumph of form over function, indeed.
I can well believe it; the audio equipment was probably the cheapest they could buy, and is probably well worn after thousands of playings.
That rate does sound good, for a gym-size room these days. If memory serves, when I was secretary in the early '70s, the local amateur radio club meeting room, which was roughly twenty feet wide by thirty feet long, in a small town community centre, was something like £3 per two-hour weekday evening session.