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DrupalCamp London is five years old in 2017! Be part of one of the largest DrupalCamps in the world!

DrupalCamp London is celebrating its 5th anniversary with what is scheduled to be the best Camp ever! Already the largest DrupalCamp in Europe, and one of the largest in the world, we are lining up the most informative CxO day event, keynote speakers, sessions, training, sprints and social events. Come and be part of the anniversary event and sign up today! (Early bird pricing ends Jan 2017). And if you’re considering it - go ahead and submit a session, volunteer for a sprint, or sponsor the Camp now!

DrupalCamp London is an international technology event bringing together people who use, develop, design and support the Drupal platform and those thinking about joining the Drupal community.

Hello everyone,

We would like to thank all the people involved in the organization of Drupalcamp London 2013 for giving us the chance to present Patterns 7.x-2.x (http://2013.drupalcamplondon.co.uk/session/automating-drupal-development...) and for editing and uploading a video of the session: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FvLJTivMgs

You can also download the slides from http://2013.drupalcamplondon.co.uk/sites/default/files/slides/patterns_d...

We hope you find all these resources useful!

Drupal 6 tends to set an anonymous cookie by default. I recently did a quick check of UK sites and found many which are indeed setting cookies but don't have one of the available compliance modules installed. From my understanding of the law, the standard D6 anonymous cookie may be exempt if it could be proven that:

• it is required for proper use of the site (probably not the case) and

• isn't used in a way that would identify the user on returning to the site such that displayed contained would be customised for them in some way.

At the recent DrupalCon London Government BoF kindly organised by Mike Gifford I raised the point that there seems to be a growing number of councils in the UK using or looking into using Drupal however there doesn't seem to be much collaboration between neither the councils themselves or any outside suppliers who are providing them with Drupal-related services.

Today (and night it seems!) I've been setting up a copy of COD - the Conference Organising Distribution for our Drupal Discovery Day in Brighton on 16th September and working on copy for the site and promotional material. It's 1am so thought I'd post up what I've got so far before I crash for the night in case anyone wants to give any feedback. Ignore the formatting for the minute (especially seen as I can't seem to get the ULs and LIs working nicely ;) and just think about the words and the kind of people we're trying to attract to this event.

For any interested UK parties, I've just created a Drupal group on Communities of Practice, a public sector social site run by the Local Government Improvement and Development (formerly IDeA, see Wikipedia) branch of the Local Government Association for general Drupal advocacy and support.

I reckon Ubercart needs a British English translation, if only so we stop using string overrides on every single UC site we build for UK clients to stop them talking about 'checks'.

However, I know almost nothing about translation, either of core or contrib, and I have no idea where to start.

Do I need to register on the localization server and create a translation project node on Drupal?
And anyway, will Drupal understand a language code of the form 'en-GB'?

To all London (and UK) folk,
Having just got back from a mind blowing DrupalCon Paris, we were discussing on the train back the possibility of starting a regular London based code sprint. Brightlemon would be happy to host and organise it - provide the logistics etc.

UK Handout の個人的翻訳を試みましたが、Wikiページだと分散していまひとつわかりにくいのと（いやまじめに、ここのWiki、わかりにくくありません？(^^;;）、ほかの方の素晴らしい翻訳が出ましたので、ここに自分のをまとめて置いておきます。
なにかの参考になれば幸いです。

Hi,

OK I've come up with a plan for meetings, please reply if this is an issue for you! I've tried to accommodate everyone's needs, including mine which is at some point to go to the Brighton Robotics meetup which is the last Thursday of the month.

So, seen as we did a Thursday last time for the workshop, I'm proposing:

2nd Thursday of each month at the West Hill just behind Brighton station, so should be easy for commuters, 6pm start.

4th Wednesday of each month at the Farm Freelancers meetup, 6pm start (Farm starts at 8pm). Usually they meet at the Hampton Arms.