TransWilts AGM - 28th April 2018

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TransWilts AGM - 28th April 2018

« on: April 04, 2018, 06:27:15 »

Annual General Meeting

To be held at Bethesda Baptist Church, Gloucester Rd., Trowbridge BA14 0AA
on Saturday 28th April 2018 at 10.30 am to 11.00am

(The meeting venue is a short walk from Trowbridge Station platform 1 exit across Holy Trinity Church Roundabout via Newtown)
   •   Pre-meeting register of voting members
   •   Apologies
   •   Minutes of last meeting 6th May 2017
   •   Chairman’s Report – including presentation of the Annual Report
   •   CRP^▸ Officer’s Report – included in Annual Report
   •   Financial Report – included in Annual Report
   •   Friends Report – included in Annual Report
   •   Members questions arising from the reports
   •   Resolutions – None notified
   •   AOB
   •    Date next meeting 27th April 2019

Members Meeting
The AGM^▸ will be followed by a Members Meeting at 11.00 am (non members and visitors welcome). Presentations will be given on current CRP progress, plans and policy.
This will be an introduction to an open forum discussion.


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Re: TransWilts AGM - 28th April 2018

« Reply #1 on: April 13, 2018, 13:31:12 »

Financial report and minutes of last AGM^▸ have been circulated to members. And I look forward to seeing existing members, new members and guests (all welcome) on 28th April - 10:30 for the AGM, 11:00 for the member's meeting - a report on the least year, and a look forward to the next one, three, five and ten years!

Not yet a member Cry

- join the friends via https://www.transwilts.org/friends-area


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Re: TransWilts AGM - 28th April 2018

« Reply #2 on: April 24, 2018, 08:57:43 »


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Re: TransWilts AGM - 28th April 2018

« Reply #3 on: April 26, 2018, 12:13:14 »

Annual report received ... hot off the presses. Excellent work by Paul Johnson and his team! Paul will be bringing a supply to the AGM^▸ . See you all on Saturday??


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Re: TransWilts AGM - 28th April 2018

« Reply #4 on: April 29, 2018, 05:46:38 »

Excellent turnout and a big THANK YOU to everyone who came along.

The annual report is at:

https://www.transwilts.org/images/pdf/Reports/TransWilts_CIC_Annual_Report_2017.pdf

Presentations from day at:

http://atrebatia.info/twcic_do_20180428.pdf - Dan Okey, Great Western Railway
http://atrebatia.info/twcic_pj_20180428.pdf - Paul Johnson - TransWilts chair
http://atrebatia.info/twcic_ge_20180428.pdf - myself


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