Twestival Local London in aid of ChildLine

Well we had a fantastic night on the 10th, but you can still give to ChildLine here now. If you couldn't make it on the night, or perhaps you drank your weight in free beer and want to show your support. Whatever your reason, please give generously to ChildLine via the options above - you can use as many multiples as you like.

------***Tickets will be on sale right up until the event, but if you're purchasing after 12pm midday on 10th September, please ensure you bring a printed ticket with you, as your name won't appear on our guestlist on the door***

Nab your ticket for Twestival Local London! Join 1200 others coming together to have fun and raise money for ChildLine London.

Every single penny of the money you spend on tickets to Twestival Local London goes directly to funding ChildLine's work answering calls from distressed children in London.

Come and enjoy....

• Free drinks supplied by Ubuntu fair trade cola, Magners Pear Cider and Barefoot Wine

• Music from The Hours (fresh from their tour with U2) and The Parks Dept. plus three great DJs
• Entertainment from OneTaste London’s renowned music and spoken word collective including: Newton Faulkner,  Joe Driscoll, Sound of Rum, Polar Bear and Laura Dockrill
  

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Payment for tickets is by credit card or Paypal and the very generous Amiando is waiving all fees for all Twestival events so that we can give more to charity. If you have any difficulties with buying tickets , please email evarley AT evarley DOT com and we'll sort it out.

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Twestival is a series of tweet-ups with a social conscience. The events are organised twice a year to bring together London’s vibrant digital media community, giving those who are normally communicating through Twitter the opportunity to meet each other face-to-face and build on the relationships they have made online and to raise money for charity.

Twestival Local London started with a bang! The process to select a local charity to support resulted in 23 nominations, with 4050 Twitterers voting and nearly 7000 views of the voting page within five days. As well as a huge buzz, John Cleese tweeted about it, adding fuel to the frenzy.

ChildLine, the free 24-hour phone counselling service for children, run by the NSPCC, is the charity we’re supporting. We’ll be fundraising and a launching a drive to help them recruit more volunteers to staff their phone line and new online advice service launching soon.

See you @LDNTwestival!

Elizabeth Varley & the Twestival London Team

@evarley