Tuesday, 01 June 1999 01:00

Chobham Net in the Parish Magazine

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The June 1999 edition of the Chobham and Valley End Parish Magazine publicised the launch of the Chobham Net. Read a copy of the article here.

Parish Magazine - June 1, 1999

Chobham Net

Would you like to join?

The Chobham Net is an Internet directory of Chobham's business organisations, clubs and societies. This web site enables local companies to advertise themselves on the World Wide Web at a fraction of the usual cost. The site also provides local residents and prospective visitors to the village with a comprehensive directory of local organisations clubs and societies, as well as up-to-date listings of news and events in and around Chobham.

Visit the Chobham Net at: www.chobham.net

If you are interested in advertising or taking part, contact Nicholas Young

The Churches, The Chobham Society, The Chobham Museum, Chobham Festival, etc. - will all be there.

Nicholas Young

The original creator of the Chobham Net back in 1999. Founding director of Reaper Enterprises Ltd and Nicholas Young & Co Photography (www.nry.co.uk).

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2 comments

  • Comment Link Nicholas Young Wednesday, 10 October 2012 14:21 posted by Nicholas Young

    Debbie,
    I will pass your message on to the Parish Magazine. It could also be a good idea to add your coffee mornings to the village diary on this website.
    Nicholas.

  • Comment Link Debbie W Wednesday, 10 October 2012 14:19 posted by Debbie W

    Hello.
    I have contacted the parish mag before. And you have been most helpful. On the day of chobham carnaval I handed out 100 leaflets about the St john Ambulance Coffee mornings that will take place evry second Saturday of every month the next is on the 9th June. Would you be able to help us again by leting the Parish know about us. We as a Division are trying desperatly hard to involve St John with the village.
    Not really sure how to get them involved more.
    I hope you can help.
    Debbie

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