List of hackathons in Peterborough, United Kingdom in 2019

Join BCS Herts in association with the University of Hertfordshire for the Hertfordshire Hackathon. Come along for the day or just pop in to learn, socialise and have fun. This exciting opportunity will lets you get involved in a high focus, hands-on real-world challenge. Whatever your skill level and background; design, programme and collaborate on the Hackathon Challenge and you and your team could win a prize. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGENDA Start - 11amEnd - 16:00pm Parking is available on-site and some refreshments will be provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SYNOPSIS We will have a variety of Prizes & Challenges to suit different interests, experience levels and abilities, with winning solutions being rewarded across a range of categories (not just programming). If you are interested in exercising your problem-solving skills, programming ability, want to come along and share your programming and design skills with the teams, or if you just want to watch. Come and share your Saturday with our friendly group. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This event is brought to you by: BCS Hertfordshire Branch Visit http://www.herts.bcs.org/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CBHACK: Cambridge Bradfield Hackathon - REGISTER

OPEN TO ALL, NO CODING BACKGROUND NEEDED ! Since 2014, WarwickTECH has been organising the University’s flagship hackathon and 2019 will be no exception! Coding, learning, having a blast: WarwickHACK embraces them all… and even more! Expect an unforgettable experience, complemented with free food/meals and cool prizes from our sponsors! Whether you're a seasoned hackathon veteran or have never been to a hackathon before, WarwickHACK is the best way to meet other tech enthusiasts and get started on a cool project! You will be surrounded by experienced coders, industry mentors and friendly organisers This is a proper hackathon, so please bring your laptop and any other bits and bobs you may need to work with. We will be posting about WarwickHACK regularly across our social media, so stay tuned!

Rebalancing the Outer Estates Foundation has a flagship creative project called 'Creative Nottingham North'; which aims to widen participation in arts and cultural activities within the constituency of Nottingham North in the city.  Funded by the Arts Council, we want to share with you some of the successes and challenges we’ve experienced over the last 3 years; while taking the opportunity to bring together community leaders and arts organisations to learn more about each other’s offers, needs and ways of working.  With a range of short presentations from community groups, arts partners and local residents in the morning, lunch will be followed by an afternoon Hackathon in which we explore community arts engagement in relation to: Youth opportunities  Health and Wellbeing Neighbourhoods & Environment   Citizen Science. "How do we harness the wealth of experience, energy and enthusiasm that community leaders bring to their areas, and the drive and ambition of arts organisations to engage with more people across the city?"  What you’ll get from attending: Hear about inspiring projects and partnerships where arts organisations and communities are working together to engage more people in arts and culture. A greater understanding of shared and specific community needs; particularly in the outer estates of Nottingham, with representatives from Aspley, Basford, Bestwood, Bilborough, Bulwell and Bulwell Forest sharing their needs and requests! An opportunity to connect with arts organisations and community leaders to share your ‘offers’. Practical workshop activities with potential new partners – creating shared visions as well as 'quick wins!' An action plan that is useful and relevant to your setting – that incorporates ways in which the arts can have a positive impact across a range of sectors and target groups. A shared delegate list for future networking! This event is being organised by Rebalancing the Outer Estates Foundation in partnership with: UK Young Artists (Nottingham City Takeover 7 – 13 Feb www.ukyoungartists.co.uk   Ignite Futures (Festival of Science and Curosity 13 – 20 Feb ) www.nottsfosac.co.uk Nottingham Contemporary www.nottinghamcontemporary.org The Creative Quarter www.creativequarter.com What Next? Nottingham Bulwell Arts Festival

Do you want to become a better version of yourself in 2019? Do you want to stretch your comfort zone? Do you want to work together with like-minded people? Do you want to make the world a better place? Then join us for an interesting evening. We'll provide drinks (wine and more) and pizza.JCI is an organisation that provides opportunities for personal growth whilst at the same time making a positive impact in the community. We offer training and workshops to members and non-members alike. Unlike many other networking organisations, we promote a "learn by doing" philosophy, and you have a voice in what is happening. We give you a platform to put into practice what you've learned by encouraging you to take part in our projects. In addition, we love to have fun. We have some exciting projects planned for 2019 which will help you to improve your skills in Project management - Help to organise a hackathon, a CEO panel, workshops, ... Leadership - Opportunity to take the lead and manage projects that interest you Budgeting and Finance - Help to budget our projects, and get sponsorship to help us create a bigger impact Marketing and social media campaigns - Attend the marketing roadshow and help us with our social media campaigns Having fun - Social events such as karaoke, an impromptu speaking contest, dinners, and much more ... If you would like to find out more, then please join us at our relaxed, informal networking evening. Over food and drinks, we will get to know each other, find out what your interests are and the areas of your personal development that we can help you improve on. This is your chance to shape the vision and the future of JCI Cambridge as well as your own future.If you cannot make it, but are interested in JCI Cambridge or our projects, please do not hesitate to get in touch. Send Pieter Bruyninckx an email at president@jcicambridge.org.uk.

Plant Based Hackathon - Technology for animals, the environment, health and justice