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A [[bid]] to hold the 2016 [[Eastercon]] in Cardiff, Wales. It won in 2014, but was cancelled in January 2015 when the [[committee]] discovered that the 2016 IAAF Half Marathon would be held in Cardiff on Easter Sunday. At that time, they announced that they hoped to return as a bid for the 2017 Eastercon. They did, and at [[Dysprosium]], the 2015 Eastercon, they were awarded the right to run [[Pasgon]] in 2017, which in turn was also cancelled. | A [[bid]] to hold the 2016 [[Eastercon]] in Cardiff, Wales. It won in 2014, but was cancelled in January 2015 when the [[committee]] discovered that the 2016 IAAF Half Marathon would be held in Cardiff on Easter Sunday. At that time, they announced that they hoped to return as a bid for the 2017 Eastercon. They did, and at [[Dysprosium]], the 2015 Eastercon, they were awarded the right to run [[Pasgon]] in 2017, which in turn was also cancelled. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:11, 28 November 2022
A bid to hold the 2016 Eastercon in Cardiff, Wales. It won in 2014, but was cancelled in January 2015 when the committee discovered that the 2016 IAAF Half Marathon would be held in Cardiff on Easter Sunday. At that time, they announced that they hoped to return as a bid for the 2017 Eastercon. They did, and at Dysprosium, the 2015 Eastercon, they were awarded the right to run Pasgon in 2017, which in turn was also cancelled.
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