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• As a result, DWAS competitions are not taken as seriously as fixed partner competitions.
• Fan Club was founded soon after DWAS, in 1976, to galvanise resistance to the decision of the " Doctor Who"
• Initially the reference materials were largely reissues of the work done by Jeremy Bentham for DWAS ( itself usually reliant on BBC plot outlines ).
• The rights rest with a company called'Dominitemporal Services Ltd'into which many DWAS commercial services were initially hived, following the VAT problems.
• The rise was probably helped by the DWAS's presence at the BBC-run Doctor Who convention held at Longleat, Wiltshire, in March 1983.
• Despite this, DWAS remains a presence amongst UK events organisers and has had a long association with Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, presenting many events there since 2004.
• The society executive felt that they were unable to effectively supervise overseas groups, for whose actions they had legal responsibility, and withdrew recognition from them as DWAS local groups.
• This is held at the weekender'Breeze'at the Pontins at Brean Sands in October, and includes an invitational Masters Jack and Jill, Blues Open, Blues DWAS, and Showcase categories.
• Later research subsequently showed this to be mistaken, as the DWAS never held any agreement to show the serial, and BBC Enterprises appear to have junked at least one of the episodes by the end of 1976.
• First issued on cassette in September 1987 in a limited edition of 300 copies by DWAS, it was reissued on CD, expanded to cover through 1971, by the researcher Julian Knott, again in a limited issue of 300 copies.
• DWAS holds only a minority stake in the company and has yet to succeed in bringing the'Panopticon'brand back to the Doctor Who events market-the Society had absolutely no involvement in the last Panopticon in 2003-the first totally DWAS-free Panopticon.
• DWAS holds only a minority stake in the company and has yet to succeed in bringing the'Panopticon'brand back to the Doctor Who events market-the Society had absolutely no involvement in the last Panopticon in 2003-the first totally DWAS-free Panopticon.
• Late 1977 saw the emergence of the DWAS's fiction magazine, " Cosmic Masque ", edited initially by Doctor Who Weekly " in October 1979 led to changes as Bentham became its principal feature writer, and resigned as head of the reference department.
• Challenges faced by the society in the early 1980s included tighter control of news by the production office; Vincent-Rudzki complained in his last president's column that independent fanzines were printing news about the forthcoming season which the production office had asked DWAS not to publicise.
• Many of them are published by fan clubs including the DWAS zine " Celestial Toyroom ", ( which was launched in 1976 and has been published continuously since then, making it the oldest surviving Doctor Who fanzine in the world, the New Zealand " Doctor Who"
• Reporting on the " Demo " and associated activities, Howe formed a club, linked up with the UK club ( DWAS ), and launched his fanzine " Zerinza : the Australasian Doctor Who Fanzine " in August 1976 at a Sydney University screening of " Dr . Who and the Daleks " he had organised for SUSFA ( on 21 Sept . 1976 ).
• Failure to register for VAT led to a crisis in the Society's finances in the late 1980s, but the DWAS recovered from this to survive as the core grouping of Doctor Who fandom in the UK . A separate company, Space Rocket Ltd, now administers commercial affairs such as conventions and sales, on behalf of the DWAS . This does not extend to running'Panopticon'which was for some years regarded by many as the premier UK Doctor Who event.
• Failure to register for VAT led to a crisis in the Society's finances in the late 1980s, but the DWAS recovered from this to survive as the core grouping of Doctor Who fandom in the UK . A separate company, Space Rocket Ltd, now administers commercial affairs such as conventions and sales, on behalf of the DWAS . This does not extend to running'Panopticon'which was for some years regarded by many as the premier UK Doctor Who event.
• Wyon, like his father William before him, prepared many dies for coinage use in various parts of the British Empire, including those for Australia, British East Africa, British Guiana, the West Indies, British Honduras, British India; the British India Native States of Alwar, Bikanir, Dwas and Dgar; Canada, Ceylon, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Jersey, Malta, Mauritius, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and the Straits Settlements.