Friends of the Centre for English Local History Annual General Meeting 2025.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting will be held on Tuesday 18th November 2025 at 7pm, by Zoom.
AGENDA
- Apologies for absence
- Approval of the Minutes of the previous AGM held on 19 November 2024 (Copy attached)
- Matters arising from the Minutes
- Chair’s Report (Copy attached}
- Treasurer’s Report, with the Annual Accounts (copy attached) and the Independent Examiner’s Report
- Adoption of the Treasurer’s Report
- Changes to the Constitution
- Election of Officers and Committee
- Appointment of Independent Examiner
- Policies
- Any other business
The Zoom link for the meeting is
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/3884038456?pwd=7OcIsLX0SRMlWuwWIzUSStttMB94DO.1
Meeting ID 388 403 8456
Passcode 114104
The session will open at 6.45pm ready for a prompt start at 7.00pm. Please contact the Secretary for help if required.
NOMINATIONS
Nominations for Officers, and committee members, duly signed by the nominee, a proposer and a seconder must be in the hands of the Secretary at least seven days before the Annual General Meeting. If an election is necessary, voting will be by secret ballot.
Please contact the Secretary for further information:
Mary Bryceland, 26 Parkstone Close, Wigston LE18 2GH secretary@englishlocalhistory.org 0116 281 2625
OR USE THE ONLINE FORM
https://www.englishlocalhistory.org/wp/committee-nomination-form-2025/
AGM DOCUMENTS
You can view the Agenda here.
You can access the online Nomination Form here.
You can view the Minutes of the Previous AGM here.
You can view the Chair’s Report here.
You can view the Treasurer’s Report here.
You can view the Accounts here.
You can view proposed changes to Section 9 Committee here
You can view proposed changes to Section 11 ‘Nominations’ here.
You can view proposed changes to Section 9.2 here.
SUBSCRIPTION REMINDER
For those who do not pay by Standing Order, subs of £12 are now due and should be sent to the Treasurer, Church Farm, 15 Church Street, Scalford LE14 4DL; payable to Friends of the Centre for English Local History.
