Contact us

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I'm Alan Gibson: secretary and webmaster of Cambourne Arts. For our purposes, "Cambourne" includes the surrounding area. I live in Eltisley, so if you see me in Morrison's or the library wearing a large rucksack, you'll know I've travelled in by bus. Come and say "hi". If you see an ancient ex-army ambulance in the car park, that's my faithful car Katie. Say "hi" to her.

My email is "snibgo at earthling dot net" (make the usual substitutions, see below).

My phone number is 01480 880442.

I won't put my home address here, but everyone in Eltisley knows where I and my old ambulance live. Hint: near the school. And I'm in the phone book.

If you'd like us to send you an email every month or so about what's happpening, you can email me directly, or complete our online contact form

Email addresses

In this web site, we quote email addresses in words rather than with symbols. For example, "fred at nowhere dot com" rather than "fred@nowhere.com". We do this because spammers use programs that trawl through web sites picking up email addresses, to send them spam. Worse, they pretend to be sending spam from those addresses.

If you want to send mail to an address quoted on this site, you should use your ordinary email program, and type the address using "@" for "at", and "." for "dot", without spaces.

It's a nuisance, but so is spam.

Access keys

All pages on this site use the following access keys, which I've chosen to be consistent with UK Government sites:

S: Skip past banner and menus to main content
C: Contact us (this page)
N: Next page in this site
P: Previous page in this site
0: Access key details (this list)
1: Home page
3: Site map (see below)

Site map

Final note

This web site should work on any computer with any web browser at any resolution, and be fully accessible to people with disabilities. If you find otherwise, please tell me about it.

All significant images have so-called "long descriptions", aimed at people with visual disabilities. These are bare descriptions, written by your humble servant; they are not analyses or statements by the artists. Here's the collection of all the descriptions.

All text and images on this site are copyright © 2008 by their original authors, and are used here with permission.