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This evening from about 6pm this website will be unavailable for about 2 - 6 hours for essential maintenance. We are changing servers (the computer this website lives on) and, as this is a big job, there may be a chance that the website will be unavailable for longer. Hopefully not. We will try our best to keep the disruption to a minimum but as it's a Saturday on a sunny Bank Holiday weekend we're hoping you will all be out having fun somewhere.


Talking of fun, don't forget the Forum's 1st Birthday Party on Friday 21st September.


Apologies for any inconvenience that may occur with the maintenance and enjoy the weekend.

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