I'm signing off for the weekend now. I'm also away next week but will be back on the 16th so the blog will be operating on a reduced service until then.
However there's still lots to look forward to, including on Monday your chance to put your questions to Eastgate Quarters developer Hammerson about their proposals for the city centre site and some news about the next Bettakultcha event.
Before I go there's just time to give another mention to the next WePublish event at Old Broadcasting House in Woodhouse Lane. WePublish provides an arena for anyone who creates content, publishes or supports digital publishing.
The latest event - first announced some weeks ago - will bring together some of the biggest names from local blogging and journalism to debate the key issues faced by bloggers, journalists and others publishing on and off-line at grass-roots level. It's called: What did the digital revolution ever do for journalism?
Emma Bearman (The Culture Vulture), Sarah Hartley (Guardian Local) and Nigel Barlow (Inside the M60) will be lead by Adam Westbrook (entrepreneurial journalist and video blogger) through the issues that are key to present day and future activities online.
Tickets for the event, on Wednesday 11 May, 6pm-9pm, cost £10. More details are available here.
It should prove an interesting debate.
Have a good 'un.
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