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Home Blog Our email bulletin has evolved
Our email bulletin has evolved
Written by Alex Singleton   
Friday, 06 April 2007

We’re positively teeming with activities here at the GI, and we’d like to keep you better informed of what we’re doing. So we're relaunching our email bulletin as GI weekly.

Each week (except in August, when it'll be less frequent), we'll send you details of what we're up to, invites to events, authoritative comment and other essential information.

If don’t receive emails from us already, we’d like to give you this opportunity to enter your email address into the box below. It's free and you can unsubscribe at any point. And, importantly, we won't share your address with anyone else.

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