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MAP OF THE VENUE Don’t panic! The Venue is smaller than it looks and you will quickly get your bearings. It’s essentially a large quad with rooms on all four sides. 6
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS During the festival there are five separate strands of events – this means that at any one time five sessions are running concurrently. We film many sessions to help you choose. Some speakers decline to be filmed, however. Some sessions will be much more popular than others. Where possible, we will flag this up so that you can make your choices with the most information. Between sessions there is always a half an hour break minimum, with a longer one for lunch (around 90 minutes). All sessions are one hour, with the exception of mid-morning double sessions which can last between an hour and a half and two and a half hours, depending on session and speaker(s). Friday will be our busiest day. NO AUDIO OR VIDEO RECORDING IS ALLOWED – WE FILM EVERYTHING PERMITTED BY SPEAKERS. Enhanced Security To ensure all our safety, we now operate bag checks when entering the site. You should factor in a slight delay when entering the venue, in order to carry out this important check. And it goes without saying, even though they are cute, no pets. 7
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