[57north-announce] Open tuesday, November 30th 2021

Afternoon Friends! Aberdeen City remains at protection level HOLLY FENCING which means we can invite all interested to today's OPEN TUESDAY. We typically start around 7.30pm and remain at our location in Unit H, Kettock Lodge, Campus Two, Innovation Park, AB22 8GU. My attendance is uncertain, I have a few activities booked in tonight so I doubt I'll make it. If somone is coming in with keys please reply with a time! If you're coming in today, consider sending a reply to tell us what's up! As a reminder, you should only need to reply to this email - double check your To: bar only has 57north-discuss. Now begins the important COVID information transmission, please pay attention and be sure to comply in the space: We are participating in the Scottish Government's contact tracing programme. You will find purple posters at the entrance to the space and around the space that contain QR codes. Please scan the QR code and provide your contact details. If you are unable to scan a QR code, there is a link to type into your browser. If you cannot use the link, ask someone else to check in for you and provide them with your email address and phone number. Please note that contact tracing is a requirement of participating in an Open Tuesday in person, and is not negotiable. If you do not provide tracing details you will be asked to leave. As we emerge from this global disaster, some will understandably be cautious about being in new spaces. Please respect people's boundaries by maintaining social distancing and wearing a mask as you move around the space. If you are sat down, you can take off your mask to have easier access to your face if needed for eating or drinking. Use common sense and remember this is a shared space. As this event is open to the public, the wearing of a face covering while "not seated, eating or drinking" is a LEGAL REQUIREMENT. If you are in early, open windows to get air flowing through the space. It could be a good idea to bring a jumper or something as the space could be a little cooler than you might expect because of this. -- Hibby MM0RFN