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North West Translators' Network

North West Translators' Network

Bookchat Chapter 17

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Whether you’re a regular or have never attended before, we’ll be delighted to see you on Zoom from 7.00 pm on Tuesday 14th October for Bookchat chapter 17! Our topic this time: To be or not to be translated... and in which languages? We will be discussing the translation of works of literature and how they can be shaped by the social, cultural and political
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. What have you been up to this summer? Have you spent any time practicing your source language(s) abroad? Maybe you're a student and you have burning questions about the profession that can't wait until you start in September? No
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Bookchat Chapter 16

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Whether you’re a regular or have never attended before, we’ll be delighted to see you on Zoom from 7.00 pm on Tuesday 22nd July for Bookchat chapter 16! 🤣We will start with our discussion topic: humourous writing of all kinds. Tell us about the books that made you laugh and exhange recommendations about the best comedies to read. Don't we need a good dose of laughter nowadays? 🏝️Desert
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. What have you been up to in June? What plans do you have for the second half of the year? And most importantly, what are you up to this summer? Working, holidays, visiting family in another country, brushing up your source language
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. This event is yours: bring up your questions, your ideas, or just come and chat🙂 Zoom meeting ID: 870 5200 3457 Password: 501406
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Working Lunch: Drop-In

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Join NWTN Chair Laurence Bisot and colleagues for an informal chat online via Zoom. For one hour during your lunch break, we’ll host a drop-in Q&A session. Time flies when we're having fun...our Spring Walk is just around the corner! Have you been getting your steps in as practice? Does the weather make you feel more motivated to exercise and go outside? Do you have any new goals or
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Spring Walk 2025

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This walk takes us to the northern boundaries of Greater Manchester and up into the hills above Ramsbottom. We’ll visit the Peel Tower – a local landmark on Holcombe Hill, 1100 feet above sea level, where we’ll stop to admire a view right across the county (sadly you can only climb to the top on certain Sundays). The walk is about 6 miles long, and in places quite steep, strenuous and even
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NWTN Ruby Anniversary Celebration

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🎉 Celebrate 40 Years of the NWTN in Style! 🎉 This year marks a Ruby milestone for the NWTN – and you're invited to an unforgettable evening of fun, food and festivities as we celebrate our 40th anniversary! Join us for a sparkling night of celebration, including:💎 A warm welcome and presentation💎 A fun-filled quiz with plenty of laughs💎 A delicious buffet catering for all dietary needs
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Coworking in Warrington

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Come and join us for a day's coworking at The Outset in Warrington, with the chance to meet freelancers beyond our linguist crowd. Whether you use it as a day to inspire your creativity, boost your productivity by swapping tips or to build connections, we can't wait for you to join us! If you're new to the NWTN, it's also an ideal opportunity to meet our Chair, Laurence, and Events Team Lead,
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Bookchat Chapter 15

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Whether you’re a regular or have never attended before, we’ll be delighted to see you on Zoom from 7.00 pm on Tuesday 8th April for Bookchat chapter 15! 🐺 Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?* Are there authors you don't (want to) read, maybe because you think you won't like their work? Did you try? Are there authors you discovered late, and ended up bingeing on to
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