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We’ve founded Teesside Hackspace Ltd to provide a hackspace for people in Middlesbrough and the surrounding area. A [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackerspace hackspace] (a.k.a hackerspace, makerspace, hacklab) is a community run workshop where people can come to build things and collaborate on projects with like-minded people. Our space is at [[2D Brighouse]] Middlesbrough (near Teesaurus park). We’re a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonprofit_organization not-for-profit] community run organisation, so our monthly income |
We’ve founded Teesside Hackspace Ltd to provide a hackspace for people in Middlesbrough and the surrounding area. A [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackerspace hackspace] (a.k.a hackerspace, makerspace, hacklab) is a community run workshop where people can come to build things and collaborate on projects with like-minded people. Our space is at [[2D Brighouse]] Middlesbrough (near Teesaurus park). We’re a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonprofit_organization not-for-profit] community run organisation, so our monthly income is used to cover the costs of running the space, and pay for new equipment. If you’re interested in using Teesside Hackspace, we encourage you to [http://www.teessidehackspace.org.uk/members become a member] and pay what you feel the space is worth to you. |
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== Joining == |
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Revision as of 13:24, 28 May 2019
We have moved again! We are now at 2D Brighouse just around the corner from our last unit, Tuesday open nights are on each week at 2D Brighouse. For chat and involvement in projects, check Slack.
About
We’ve founded Teesside Hackspace Ltd to provide a hackspace for people in Middlesbrough and the surrounding area. A hackspace (a.k.a hackerspace, makerspace, hacklab) is a community run workshop where people can come to build things and collaborate on projects with like-minded people. Our space is at 2D Brighouse Middlesbrough (near Teesaurus park). We’re a not-for-profit community run organisation, so our monthly income is used to cover the costs of running the space, and pay for new equipment. If you’re interested in using Teesside Hackspace, we encourage you to become a member and pay what you feel the space is worth to you.
Joining
To become a member of Teesside Hackspace and gain access to our shared space visit the member section of our website and sign up. Membership can be paid monthly or annually by Direct Debit. We ask that you pay what you think the space will be worth to you. Please be as generous as you can, the more money we raise through membership, the better the space we get can be. Our recommended minimum subscription is £15/month. For students, retirees or low income members the minimum subscription is £5/month.