Yes, there will be a chat box you can connect with others in.

We can't see or hear you during the event, but we do have a chat box you can connect with others in. 

Yes, the week before the event we will send you an email with the web link and the programme which will have the lyrics to the congregational carols.

The live feed will start at 7pm and end around 8pm.

Check your Wi-Fi connection and speakers. If there is a problem with the feed from the event, a holding message will appear on screen. If you continue to experience issues and there is no holding message advising of a problem, please contact hello@everywhereplus.com 

Yes, only one link is needed per household.

Yes, the platform is browser based so is compatible with Chromecast and Airplay if you have it enabled on your devices.

The week before the event you will be sent a web link. You will just need to click and follow the link to access the live feed.

There's nothing to download but your event experience will be best via Chrome or Firefox and on a laptop or computer.

No. The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act (2008) prohibits any attempt to create a child by reproductive cloning.

As well as the above tests we'll do virology and bacteriology tests, looking for any dangerous viruses or bacteria, to make sure it’s safe for a transplant. We also check for genetic conditions, duplicating the neonatal screening tests (eg haemoglobinopathies) We’ll also do haematology tests to see how many stem cells there are in your cord blood donation and to find out the tissue type. That way we can match your donation to someone in need of a lifesaving transplant.