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If you go to the 'Downloads' section of our online shop you can obtain a free facsimile of Celestial Toyroom issue 4 (circa 1976) which contains an interview with fans favourite writer Robert Holmes. We will be adding other download this week too...

You can either click 'Merchandise' in the banner above or follow the direct link below:

The second of the six categories that were voted on during the Summer has produced the largest percentage vote in the entire poll.

1st Robert Holmes 32.0%
2nd Steven Moffat 17.7%
3rd Russell T. Davies 10.9%
4th Terrance Dicks 8.2%
5th Douglas Adams 4.6%

The first of many; we are pleased to make available to view online at our YouTube Paul Darrow appearing at Riverside Studios in 2011.

Just click the You Tube button on the left hand side of our home page to view..

There is more to come later today....

The first of the six categories that were voted on during the Summer has produced the following results:

1st Graeme Harper 25.7%
2nd Douglas Camfield 19.8%
3rd David Maloney 11.2%
4th Euros Lynn 6.0%
5th Toby Haynes 3.3%

The 50th Anniversary is nearly upon us, and DWAS will be partying along with the rest of fandom. Starting on Sunday 17th through to Saturday 23rd November 2013 we will be celebrating every day with something new, or indeed, something old….

You can see the two minute clip from 'The Day of the Doctor' that premiered on Children in Need tonight, by clicking here: http://t.co/3J8YcnFJdN

The clip comes with a mini-spolier alert, but let's face it - you are going to watch it anyway!

The time is almost upon us. Starting tomorrow, we will reveal the results of our 50th Anniversary Poll. First up will be the "Favourite Director" category.

See you in the morning!

If you are in London and looking to watch "The Day of the Doctor" at a 3D screening, then the Rich Mix Cinema and Arts Centre in Shoreditch now has tickets on sale.

For further details their website address is http://www.richmix.org.uk/

This special programme with Dr Brian Cox is tonight on BBC2 at 9pm.

The Society Facebook page continues to go from strength to strength, with in excess of 2,000 likes.