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Goring Gap News
Reporting on events, people, business, arts and sport in Goring & Streatley ISSN 2633-1942
Distribution
We aim to deliver copies of the GGN to all households in Goring and Streatley.
Expected delivery weekends in 2024:
January weekend of 25/26
February weekend of 22/23
March weekend of 22/23
April weekend of 19/20
May weekend of 24/25
June weekend of 28/29
July weekend of 26/27
August weekend of 23/24
September weekend of 20/21
October weekend of 18/19
November weekend of 22/23
December weekend of 20/21
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If your copy has not arrived after 5 days please contact the Distribution Manager Julie Rees via ggndistribution@gmail.com or 07840 874307
Extra copies can be purchased from TBD (formerly called McColls), Inspiration and Westholme Store
Postal Subscriptions
UK £52,
Europe £92,
World Zone 1 £110,
World Zone 2 (Australia & NZ) £125,
Worled zone 3 (USA) £112.
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For further details contact Tim Cox
Delivering the Goring Gap News
Who does what?
Distribution Manager
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Julie Rees
Liaises with the printers and the three Distributors to ensure the right number of copies of GGN are delivered to the right Distributors at the right time (normally on a Wednesday).
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Coordinates finding a new a Deliverer when one leaves (a note in GGN works wonders)
Contacts the Reserve List members - of whom there are 24 so plenty of people to help - if a deliverer is not able to do their round one month for some reason (we all need holidays) to find one of them to do the round.
Distributes some GGNs to - for instance - the shops (McColls, Jack's and Inspirations), the postal subscriptions manager, and the GGN office.
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Distributors
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Alun Hickman for Goring East
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Perrine Elsey for Goring West
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Diane Paddick for Streatley and the outlying villages.
Each receives copies of GGN from the printer (normally on a Wednesday) and splits them up into groups which they distribute to the numerous Deliverers in their area, with whom they liaise.
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Deliverers
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The 50 Deliverers
Each deliver the copies they have received from their distributor to between 15 and 60 local households. Often a round takes just 20 minutes, though there are some considerably longer ones.​
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