ITA09 - Detailed conference programme

Programme

This is the full, detailed programme (papers, presenters, etc.). See the summary programme for links to workshops, tutorial, biographies, social events, etc.

Monday 7th September 2009

1600-2100: Arrival and registration (William Aston Foyer)

Unofficial welcome to Glyndwr University (with special guest!)

1800-2100: Welcome food and drink (William Aston Foyer)

Meet the CAIR team and other delegates informally and enjoy some refreshments after your journey.

Tuesday 8th September 2009

0730-0900: Arrival and registration (William Aston Foyer)

0900-0930: Conference opening (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

Official welcome to Glyndwr University

Professor Peter Excell, Head of the School of Computing and Communications Technology, Glyndwr University

CAIR ITA 09 Management Team

Professor Vic Grout, Conference Chair
Dr Rich Picking, Programme Chair
Denise Oram, Local Organising Committee Chair
Nigel Houlden, Administration & Social Event Manager
Stuart Cunningham, Paper Submission & Review Manager

0930-1030: Keynote address (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"'Head up' interaction: can we break our addiction to the screen and keyboard?"

Professor Stephen Brewster, Multimodal Interaction Group:Department of Computing Science, University of Glasgow, UK

Abstract

Our interactions with mobile devices are based on techniques developed for desktop computers in the 1970s such as buttons, sliders, windows and progress bars. This keynote will look at the possibility of moving away from these kinds of interactions to ones more suited to mobile devices and their dynamic contexts of use where users need to be able to look where they are going, carry shopping bags and hold on to children. A range of multimodal (audio and tactile) interactions will be presented which can be used eyes and hands free, and to allow users to interact in a 'head up' way.

Professor Brewster will present some of the work his group has completed on input using pressure, and gestures done with fingers, wrist and head, along with work on output using non-speech audio, 3D sound and tactile displays in applications such as text entry, camera phone interfaces and navigation. He will talk about how they designed these for mobile use and the evaluation techniques developed to assess whether they are effective or not for users on the move.

Chair: Rich Picking, CAIR

1030-1100: Tea, coffee and light refreshments (William Aston Foyer)

1100-1300: Conference sessions

Network Security 1 (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"A Framework for Monitoring the Performance of Secure VoIP", Amna Saad, Iain Phillips & Ana Salagean (UK)

"Hardware/Software Co-design Platform for Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS)", Adeel Hashmi & Andy Nisbet (UK)

"MagicNET: Security Architecture for Authorization of Mobile Agents", Muhammad Awais Shibli & Sead Muftic (Sweden)

"Dynamic e-Collaboration Management Model", Lucia Rusu, Raluca Arba & Dan Benta (Romania)

Chair: Andy Nisbet, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Ethics and Society (Gallery, A103)

"Social Networking on the Internet: Crisis puts on a new face", Daniel Chandran (Australia)

"Ethical Challenges with Web 2.0 Design", Scott Miller (Canada)

"Increasing Membership in Online Communities: The five principles of managing virtual club economies", Jonathan Bishop (UK)

"The Impact of Wikipedia on Scientific Research", Richard Khoury (Canada)

Chair: Scott Miller, University of Victoria, Canada

1300-1400: Lunch (Scholars Rest Refectory)

1400-1530: Conference sessions

Internet Protocol (IP) (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"IPv4 to IPv6 Deployment, Transition Mechanisms and Issues", Richard Macarthy and Xianhui Che (UK)

"IPui Internet Architecture", Jizhang Yang (China), Wei Sun (USA) & Jianping Wu (China)

"Mobile IPv6: Comparing Mobility in IPv6 with Mobility in IPv4", Shaima Qureshi, M. Ahsan Chishti, Ajaz H. Mir (India) & Ruman Bashir (UK)

Chair: John Davies, CAIR

Health and Accessibility (Gallery, A103)

"Evaluation of Technologies for Ubiquitous Computing to be Implemented in the Healthcare Sector", Mike Krey (Switzerland)

"Internet-based Health Information Resources: An exploration of help features", Chern Li Liew & Peter Nichols (New Zealand)

"Designing an Accessible Web Application for Visually Impaired using Alternative Style Sheets", M.M. Rana & U. Rana (UK)

Chair: Mike Krey, University of Applied Sciences Zurich, Switzerland

1530-1600: Tea, coffee and light refreshments (William Aston Foyer)

1600-1730: Conference sessions

Internet Routing (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"Analyzing Inter-AS BGP Routing Policy to Prevent Spread of Congestion", Hiroshi Yamada (Japan)

"BGP Convergence Time: A step towards continuous Connectivity", Bakr Sarakbi & Stephane Maag (France)

"Performance Analysis of Topology Aggregation in Network Routing", Pranab Kumar Chakravarty (India)

Chair: Pranab Kumar Chakravarty, Banaras Hindu University, India

Internet Applications 1 (Gallery, A103)

"Developing Reusable Learning Objects: Hacettepe University case", Cetin Guler, Arif Altun & Petek Askar (Turkey)

"RIPE - A Service for Integration and Distribution of Multimedia Videos inside a Collaborative Network", Anselmo Lacerda, Francisco Sales, Ricardo Segundo, Rharon Maia, Pollyane Carvalho, Tiago Salmito, Andrew Anderson, Tatiana Tavares & Guido Lemos (Brazil)

"A Design Methodology for Game-based Second Language Learning Software on Mobile Phones", Faranak Fotouhi-Ghazvini, Ali Moeini (Iran), David Robison, Rae A. Earnshaw & Peter S. Excell (UK)

"Merging Web Services with 3G IP Multimedia Systems for Providing Solutions in Managing Environmental Compliance by Businesses", Bhuvan Unhelkar (Australia) & Bharti Trivedi (India)

Chair: Rich Hebblewhite, CAIR

1730: Close of day one

Delegates are free to explore the Wrexham area on Tuesday evening

Wendesday 9th September 2009

0900-1000: Keynote Address (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

“The Internet in Business: How the Internet and Internet Applications are changing business processes and enabling new business models”

Peter Alexander, Vice-President, Cisco Worldwide Field Marketing

Abstract

The impact of rich Internet applications and Internet-optimized computing technologies will increase as they deliver substantial business benefits while empowering companies to create wholly new kinds of engaging, innovative experiences for customers, partners and employees. This keynote focuses on how B2B markets provide the best path for monetization of these applications by tracing how they transform the business processes of the various functions in an organization, leading to new uses and organizational structures. Mr. Alexander will:

- Compare internet-based businesses with non-internet-based businesses to show how internet applications reduce costs and increase the value of the investment
- Show how technologies that use existing budgets vs. new ones provide greater opportunity
- Explore the issue of commoditization in B2B technologies and show how technologies reverse these trends and provide ways to innovate, add value and reduce costs
- Look at the impact of these technologies on Cisco’s business, organization and operations both now and going forward

As viewed from the perspective of an industry user and leader, Mr. Alexander will challenge developers to look at business processes first, and only then look at how their new technologies will change them.

Chair: Peter Excell, CAIR

1000-1030: Tea, coffee and light refreshments (William Aston Foyer)

1030-1300: Conference sessions

Internet Technologies 1 (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"Generating Survivable Networks using Cross-entropy Method with Eigenvector Guidance", Kin-Ping Hui & Peyam Pourbeik (Australia)

"P2P Proxy/Cache", Ivan Klimek (Slovak Republic)

"Audio Compression Exploiting Repetition (ACER): Challenges and solutions", Stuart Cunningham & Vic Grout (UK)

"Interactive Content in Mobile Television Environments", R.A. Earnshaw, O. Al Sheik Salem, D. Robison & P.S. Excell (UK)

"A Traffic Load Comparison of RED and DRED Analytical Models", Fadi Thabtah (Jordan), Hussein Abdel-jaber (UK), Khalid Magld (Saudi Arabia) & Mofleh Aldiabat (Jordan)

Chair: Stuart Cunningham, CAIR

Network Performance (Gallery, A103)

"The Property of the Waiting Time on Optical TDMA Networks", Rong Nan Chiou (Taiwan)

"Stress Testing of Host Identity Protocol (HIP) Implementations", Oleg Ponomarev & Andrei Gurtov (Finland)

"Is Noise Always a Bad Signal? An Adaptive Multiplicative Decrease for TCP-Reno using Noise Quantification", Talal Edwan, Lin Guan & Iain Phillips (UK)

"Compensation of Trasmission Nonlinearity Distortion with Memory Effect for OFDM Systems", Taherah Sadeghpour (UK), Haleh Karkhaneh, Ayaz Ghorbani (Iran), Raed A. Abd-Alhameed & Peter S. Excell (UK)

"Towards an Evolutionary Framework for Information Retrieval in Context", Chern Li Liew (New Zealand)

Chair: Iain Phillips, Loughborough University, UK

Web Services (Room B114)

"Classification of Web Servers by Geographical Location", Darcy G. Benoit, Andre Trudel & Lehe Cai (Canada)

"A Novel Approach to Mapping Web Services to Rest", Sean Kennedy & Owen Molloy (Ireland)

"Detecting Website Redisigns via Template Similarity on Streams of Documents", Thomas Gottron (Germany)

"Distributed Aspects of the System for Discovering Similar Documents", Jan Kasprzak, Michal Brandejs & Jitka Brandejsova (Czech Republic)

"Document MultiView using CSS", Roger Stone (UK)

Chair: Thomas Gottron, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität, Germany

1300-1400: Lunch (Scholars Rest Refectory)

1500-2000/2300: Conference tour - Chester (Assemble in William Aston Foyer)

A visit to the historic English city of Chester, including a boat trip on the River Dee

Coaches leave the university at 3pm prompt. We get to Chester at about 3:30pm. Free time to look around Chester until 6pm (some 'guidance' can be provided). Boat leaves at 6pm (light buffet meal on board) and returns at 8pm. One coach returns to the university at 8pm (for those wanting an early night) and another returns at 11pm (for those wanting to sample some night life).

Thursday 10th September 2009

0900-1000: Keynote Address (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"The Future of Learning and Teaching"

Professor Udo Bleimann, Managing Director igdv – Center for Advanced Learning:Media and Simulation, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences; Director aida - Institute of Applied Informatics, Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences

Abstract

We are living in a 'Knowledge Society', one which has a great impact on Learning and Teaching. Facts and figures are no longer that important!
We all have to learn "how to learn?" and will make use of the ability througout our lives..
We all have to learn "how to adapt to rapidly changing situations?".
We all have to learn "how to solve problems in teams?", which leads to a much greater significance for social skills.

This Keynote tries to find some answers to these and other questions in line with the speaker's research principles of "Learn Your Own Way" and "Learning by Contribution".

Chair: Denise Oram, CAIR

1000-1030: Tea, coffee and light refreshments (William Aston Foyer)

1030-1230: Conference and workshop sessions

Network Security 2 (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"Individual Risk Perception and Attitude Towards Computer Security Risk", Li-Chiou Chen & Daniel Farkas (USA)

"Information Security Incident Management", Anna Kostina, Natalia Miloslavskaya & Alexander Tolstoy (Russia)

"Incorporating Remote Attestation for End-to-End Protection in Web Communication Paradigm", Tamleek Ali Tanveer & Mohammad Nauman (Pakistan)

"Tackling Network Security in Small to Medium Business", Martin Kappes & Frederik Happel (Germany)

"SEnERA: An Access Control Framework for EPC Information Services", Eberhard Grummt & Alexander Schill (Germany)

Chair: Dan Farkas, Pace University, (USA)

Service Provision (Gallery, A103)

"Service Engineering Activities for the Utilisation of Programmable Network Infrastructure", Dionisis X. Adamopoulos (Greece)

"Service-oriented Support for the Design of Web Services", Dionisis X. Adamopoulos (Greece)

"AI-based QoS Profiling for NGN User Terminals", Frank Weber, Woldemar Fuhrmann, Ulrich Trick, Udo Bleimann (Germany) & Bogdan Ghita (UK)

"Simulation of the Differentiated Services QoS Scheme under IMS", David K. Osei-Aboagye & Peter S. Excell (UK)

Chair: Bogdan Ghita, University of Plymouth (UK)

First International Workshop on Wireless Multimedia Networking and Applications (WMNA'09) (Room B114)

"Towards a Wireless Architecture for the Deployment of Next-generation Services in the Railway Industry", Itziar Salaberria, Asier Perallos, Roberto Carballedo & Unai Gutierrez (Spain)

"Reference Architecture for End-to-End QoS in Heterogeneous Wireless Network Environments", Sandra Frei (Switzerland), Woldemar Fuhrmann, Andreas Rinkel (Germany) & Bogdan Ghita (UK)

"P2P Video Streaming with MDC over a Wireless Ad Hoc Network", Nadia Qadri, Martin Fleury (UK), Muhammad Altaf, Mohammed Ghanbari (Pakistan) & Antonio Liotta (Netherlands)

"Recommendations for the Switching Frames in Bandwidth Limited Channels", M. Altaf (UK), E. Khan (India) & M. Ghanbari (Pakistan)

Chair: Wanching Tu, CAIR

1230-1330: Lunch (Scholars Rest Refectory)

1330-1530: Workshop, tutorial and poster sessions

First International Workshop on Web and Semantic Technology (WeST-2009) [Part I] (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"Semantic Integration between Information Systems by Ontology", Anna Lisa Guido & Roberto Paiano (Italy)

"A Portal System and its Application based on DACS Web Service", Kazuya Odagiri, Naohiro Ishii, Rihito Yaegashi & Masaharu Tadauchi (Japan)

"Wisdom Open-system Semantic Identification (WOSSI) Mapping of Causality Logic Gates", John Ronczka (Australia)

"Integrating Semantic Web Knowledge and Service Oriented Architectures", Jesus Soto-Carrion, Elisa Garcia-Gordo & Salvador Sanchez Alonzo (Spain)

"Semantic Content Engine for e-Business and e-Government with Mobile Web Support", Vasily Ponomarev (Russia) & Yuri Natchetoi (Canada)

"Ontology Design and Implementation for IP Networks Monitoring", Alfredo Salvador, Jorge E. Lopez de Vergara (Spain), Giuseppe Tropea, Nicola Blefari-Melazzi (Italy) & Angel Ferreiro (Spain)

Chair: Naohiro Ishii, Aichi Institute of Technology, Japan

(Session will continue after the tea/coffee break if necessary)

TUTORIAL - Geographic Information Systems: A hands-on Introduction to GIS with a simple application in Wi-Fi Security [Part I] (Room B119)

Professor Daniel Farkas & Dr. Li-Chiou Chen, Pace University, New York, USA

Summary

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) analyze information in which data is location based. These systems provide a powerful paradigm for looking at problems in new ways and creating web-based solutions (interactive maps) that can be shared with broad audiences. This tutorial will give a hands-on overview of GIS using a variety of freely available tools and web-based datasets (US Census data, Google Maps, Google Earth, Open Source GIS (QGIS), ArcGIS) to give participants the knowledge needed to get started developing their own applications. Participants with laptops will create their own GIS applications.

Outline:
1. Overview of GIS Concepts
2. GIS Databases and Sources
3. Collecting Data – Global Positioning (GPS)
4. Spatial Analysis
5. GIS and the Web
6. Hands-on Wi-Fi Security Exercise

(Session will continue after the tea/coffee break if necessary)

TUTORIAL - Supporting the development of web-based applications with lightweight software generators [Part I] (Room B114)

Professor Andreas Schmidt, Institut für Angewandte Informatik/Hochschule Karlsruhe, Germany

Summary

Roughly speaking, the development of web-based applications may be divided into an interesting part that is mostly given by the application logics and a more mechanical, and hence boring, part, including the infrastructure code necessary for the platform, major parts of interface development, connection of the database, error treatment, etc.

In view of this situation, OMG has launched the MDA initiative and propagates an own model-driven development process based on both powerful and complex software generators. These generators usually possess a UML-based metamodel that is able in principle to generate the source code for large parts of an application. Such generators, however, require a long training period and their use often is worthwhile under certain boundary conditions (development of software families etc.) only. Within the framework of a tutorial, by contrast, various lightweight generators (e.g. code munger, inline code expander, mixed code generator) shall be developed for concrete tasks on the basis of regular expressions. It is aimed at automatically generating large parts of the mechanical, and, hence, boring code.The input of the generators consists of existing source texts, from which information is extracted and then transformed to a source code, or of simple models describing the application to be implemented.

The tutorial will be aimed at familiarizing the participants with the power of regular expressions and at demonstrating their suitability for software development. After the tutorial, the participants will be able to recognize the potential of lightweight generators in software development and also will be able to develop their own generators based on regular expressions.

The source code of the generators developed will be made available to the course participants, together with a plug and play development environment and the presented transparencies.

(Session will continue after the tea/coffee break if necessary)

Posters (William Aston Foyer)

"The state of on line exams in Jordan universities; possibilities and opportunities", Izzat Alsmadi (Jordan)
"Data Preparation for Social Network Website Analysis", Rajni Jindal (India)
"Microtonal MIDI models in form of selfsounding scores for Web", Mykhaylo Khramov (Ukraine)
"Rich Internet Applications Security Enhancements", Aniruddha Rumale (India)
"A Survey of Cross-Layer Design in Wireless Multimedia Communications", Ruizhi Liao & Wanching Tu (UK)
"Performance Analysis of Wireless Sensor Network", Husna Abidin (Malaysia)
"Image Search Technique for User Customized Result on World Wide Web", Woogyoung Jun & Yillbyung Lee (Korea)
"Usage of Ontologies in the Development of Domain-Adjustable Web Applications", Pavel Shapkin (Russia)
"Performance Analysis Of Network Traffic Congestion Control Algorithm Through Simulation", Pranab Chakravarty (India)
"Optimisation of performance & security of Web applications through Machine learning models for SWP", Shafi Ahmed & Shanyu Tang (UK)
"On-line Automation and Temperature Profile Control of Bell Annealing Furnaces at Cold Rolling Mill of Bokaro Steel", Ilangovan Shanmugam (India)
"An Approach for Computation Efficient Rekeying for Multicast Key Distribution", Jeffneil Lalith & Benson Edwin Raj (India)
"On Windows Platform A SVM Based Method of Intrusion Detection", Jian Peng (China)
"E-repositories/Archives: Foods for the Scholarly Brains", Kamani Perera (Sri Lanka) & Dinesh Chandra (India)
"Implementing Input Validation Scheme For Securing Web Services", Aparna Bannore & Satish Devane (India)
"Fixed Broadband Optical Wireless Access For Fast Connectivity And Last Mile Services", Son Le-Ngoc (Vietnam)
"Keeping an Eye on Trusted Insiders: A Real-Time, Agent Less Architecture", D Bhilare (India)
"Fast Encoding algorithm for SAR Raw Data Compression", Navneet Agrawal & K Venugopalan (India)
"Research Issues in the Development of Advanced Mobile Web-Based Geospatial Information Services", Bo Li and Graeme Wilkinson, UK

Chair: Nigel Houlden, CAIR

1530-1600: Tea, coffee and light refreshments (William Aston Foyer)

Posters (William Aston Foyer)

See previous session for topics/authors

1600-1730: Workshop, tutorial and poster sessions

First International Workshop on Web and Semantic Technology (WeST-2009) [Part II] (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

Resumption of previous session (if required)

TUTORIAL - Geographic Information Systems: A hands-on Introduction to GIS with a simple application in Wi-Fi Security [Part II] (Room B119)

Resumption of previous session (if required)

TUTORIAL - Supporting the development of web-based applications with lightweight software generators [Part II] (Room B114)

Resumption of previous session (if required)

Posters (William Aston Foyer)

See previous session for topics/authors

1815-2230/2330: Conference Banquet – Ruthin Castle (Assemble in William Aston Foyer)

Mediaeval Welsh Banquet with entertainment at Ruthin Castle

Coaches leave the university at 6:15pm prompt. We get to Ruthin Castle at about 7pm. Banquet begins at around 8pm and finishes, after the entertainment, at 10:30pm. Speeches, awards, presentations, prizes, singing and laughter.. Coaches leave at 11:00pm

Friday 11th September 2009

(Please note the slightly later start after the conference banquet!)

0930-1100: Conference sessions

Antennae and MIMO (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"Optimisation of Channel Capacity for Indoor MIMO Systems using Genetic Algorithm", Mohab A. Mangoud (Bahrain), Raed A. Abd-Alhameed & Peter S. Excell (UK)

"Dual-band Three-antenna Polarisation-diverse MIMO System for Mobile Devices", Mohammed Usman, Raed A. Abd-Alhameed & Peter S. Excell (UK)

"Equal-spaced Rectangular Meander-line Antenna RFID Tag Design for UHF Band", Raed A. Abd-Alhameed, D. Zhou, Y. Ma, M.S. Alkhambashi, C.H. See, M.M. Abusitta & Peter S. Excell (UK)

"Compact Antenna Design for Polarisation-diversity MIMO Communications", P.S. Excell, R.A. Abd-Alhameed, M. Usman, D. Zhou & I.E.T. Elfergani (UK)

Chair: Raed A. Abd-Alhameed, University of Bradford, UK

Internet Applications 2 (Gallery, A103)

"A Dynamic Platform for Business Process Management (BPM) using Service-Oriented Enterprise (SOE)", Nantika Prinyapol, Joshua Fan & Sim Kim Lau (Australia)

"Building e-Loyalty in B2C e-Commerce", Cheng-Hao Chen & Meng-Shan Wu (UK)

"Extraction-Transformation-Loading (ETL) Processes Design using Goal Ontology-based Approach", Azman Taa, Mohd Syazwan Abdullah & Norita Md. Norwawi (Malaysia)

"Web Services Domain Knowledge with an Ontology on Software Quality Standards", F. Losavio, A. Matteo (Venezuela) & N. Levy (France)

"The Next Generation of IT and Education", Eduard Babulak (Canada)

"Middleware for Context Aware Collaborative Cognitive Services in Next Generation Internet", Deepak Dasaratha Rao (India)

Chair: Bindu Jose, CAIR

1100-1130: Tea, coffee and light refreshments (William Aston Foyer)

1130-1300: Conference sessions

Clustering (Nick Whitehead Theatre, A02)

"Pattern Matching Techniques to Improve Folksonomies Quality Grouping Syntactic Variations of Tags", F. Echarte, J.J. Astrain, A. Cordoba, J. Villadangos & A. Labat (Spain)

"Ontology Clustering by Directions Algorithm to Expand Ontology Queries", Adam L. Kaczmarek (Poland)

"Using Sample Principal Directions for Getting Homogenous Clusters", Luminita State, Catalina Cocianu (Romania) & Panayiotis Vlamos (Greece)

"Web Clustering using Social Bookmarking Data", Hidekazu Yanagimoto, Michifumi Yoshioka & Sigeru Omatu (Japan)

Chair: Nathan Roberts, CAIR

Internet Applications 3 (Gallery, A103)

"Facilitating Policy Management by Resource Monitoring in Inter-grid Environments", Chiu-Man Yu & Kam-Wing Ng (Hong Kong)

"Knowlwdge Database Systems in Intelligent Systems Aiding Decision Making", Robert Kuceba & Leszek Kieltyka (Poland)

"Protocol Based Services for Applications Convergence", Kiran Voderhobli & Colin Pattinson (UK)

"Rhetorical-Semantic Relations: A proposal for atomic representation of knowledge"', F. Javier del Alamo, Raquel Martinez & Jose Alberto Jaen (Spain)

Chair: Jose Alberto Jaen, Madrid Polytechnic, Spain

Internet Technologies 2 (Room B114)

"An Effective Approach for Determining IDS Agent Nodes in Manet", Marjan Kuchaki Rafsanjani, Ali Asghar Khavasi & Ali Movaghar (Iran)

"An Alternative Approach to User Data Synchronization", Sara Stancin & Saso Tomazic (Slovenia)

"The Analysis and Modeling on Internet AS-level Topology based on K-core Decomposition", Jun Zhang, Hai Zhao, Xin Ge & Cun-he Song (China)

"A Mathematical Approach towards Trust Based Security in Pervasive Computing Environment", Naima Iltaf, Mukhtar Hussain & Farrukh Kamran (Pakistan)

Chair: Stephen Caulder, CAIR

1300-1330: Close of conference

Farewell and a look ahead to ITA 11

... but some food before you go ...

1330-1430: Lunch (Scholars Rest Refectory)

... and if you're staying a little longer ...

1930-????: CAIR Curry (Nags Head and Jamuna Tandoori)

Those delegates still in Wrexham on Friday evening are very welcome to join the conference organisers as they relax after the conference. (It's pay your own way though.) Meet in the pub at around 7:30pm; eat about 9pm.