PM sent.

Cheers,

Chris

AFAIK no approval is required for calendar entries. Maybe Chris could PM me with his methodology  and what/when he was trying to post

Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 01:16:25 PMI'm trying to post an event on the calendar. I've entered the details in 'Post event', but it's not showing up in the list of latest posts. What am I doing wrong?

Cheers,

Chris

It's possible it may need to be "reviewed" before it's published. Maybe @Newportnobby can shed some more light on the situation.

Evanescence, Sanctuary.

Tony

Quite an extravaganza...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm203gndx0lo

Tim

I'm trying to post an event on the calendar. I've entered the details in 'Post event', but it's not showing up in the list of latest posts. What am I doing wrong?

Cheers,

Chris

My daughter took me to the Gorillaz one off stadium show last night, absolutely brilliant.

Don't know how I escaped but I still have 2 ears.

You should try to launch the Firemens' Ball in the US.

Many mariages started that way in France 

Quote from: joe cassidy on Yesterday at 03:00:25 PMThe photo of the poor dog with his head stuck in a wheel reminded me of when I got my head stuck between the stone pillars of a bridge parapet when I was a nipper.

As for the "groupies", in France many fire stations have an open day when we celebrate French culture day and in the month of June every fire station in France organises a "Firemens' Ball" to which the local population are invited (they have to buy a ticket).

Do you have that in Abilene ?

Oh, man. Glad you made it! How did you escape?

No we don't have that. What a great idea. We have a lot of community things, but that sounds very cool.

Those are my personal groupies. 

The photo of the poor dog with his head stuck in a wheel reminded me of when I got my head stuck between the stone pillars of a bridge parapet when I was a nipper.

As for the "groupies", in France many fire stations have an open day when we celebrate French culture day and in the month of June every fire station in France organises a "Firemens' Ball" to which the local population are invited (they have to buy a ticket).

Do you have that in Abilene ?