The AGM of the Strathbungo Society will be on Tuesday 4th November.
NOTE: Due to emergency repairs to the Queen’s Park Govanhill Church steeple, we have had to change the venue at short notice.
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The AGM of the Strathbungo Society will be on Tuesday 4th November.
NOTE: Due to emergency repairs to the Queen’s Park Govanhill Church steeple, we have had to change the venue at short notice.
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The AGM of the Strathbungo Society will be on Tuesday 12th November. The event is again in Queens Park Church of Scotland over on Queens Drive, and will begin at 7.30pm. Doors will be open from 7.15pm, with tea and coffee available beforehand and wine afterwards. Do come and meet fellow residents of the area.
The principal business of the evening will be the Society’s report and accounts for the year. We will also welcome speakers from the Queen’s Park Neighbourhood Plan.
As noted in our last newsletter, this is a collaborative initiative by the neighbouring Community Councils for Shawlands & Strathbungo and Langside, Camphill & Battlefield that kicked off its work in May 2024, and you can hear of public consultation and survey results and progress to date..
Society Documents here:
We are always looking for new blood on the committee. Every community organisation needs to reflect the diversity of the people living in the area, and always needs a variety of different talents to make the machine work. We meet 10 times a year, in the den of The Bungo Bar on Nithsdale Road, and you can contribute as much or as little as you like, according to your interests and skills. Beyond committee work, we also need volunteers to take part in Bungo Cleanups, to help organise local events like Bungo in the Back Lanes, or even introduce new ideas for other events. Have you any time that you can give to your local community? Have you new ideas, but need some help to get them going?
The Society is only as strong as those who contribute, so it needs your support.
Please contact us for further information, before, during or after the event.
The AGM of the Strathbungo Society is set for tomorrow, Tuesday 7th November. The event is again in Queens Park Church of Scotland over on Queens Drive, and will begin at 7.30pm. Doors will be open from 7.15pm, with tea and coffee available beforehand and wine afterwards. Do come and meet fellow residents of the area.
The principal business of the evening will be the Society’s report and accounts for the year. We also welcome Iain Morrison from consultants Ironside Farrar to talk about the southside consultation on improvements to Queens Park.
Documents here:
We are always looking for new blood on the committee. Every community organisation needs to reflect the diversity of the people living in the area, and always needs a variety of different talents to make the machine work. We meet 10 times a year, in the den of The Bungo Bar on Nithsdale Road, and you can contribute as much or as little as you like, according to your interests and skills. Beyond committee work, we also need volunteers to take part in Bungo Cleanups, to help organise local events like Bungo in the Back Lanes, or even introduce new ideas for other events. Have you any time that you can give to your local community? Have you new ideas, but need some help to get them going?
The Society is only as strong as those who contribute, so it needs your support.
Please contact us for further information, before, during or after the event.
The Strathbungo Society AGM will be on 8th November 2022 at 7.30pm at Queen’s Park Church Hall, 170 Queen’s Drive.
More details will follow. Hope to see you there.
The Strathbungo Society AGM will be held on 16th November 2021.
Where: in the Hall at Queens Park Church of Scotland, 170 Queens Drive
When: Tuesday 16th November at 7pm
Agenda:
The required business of the AGM is first:
Followed by other items of local interest:
If there are any other issues you wish to raise, please contact the chair at chair@strathbungo.co.uk by October 15th.
Papers in advance:
The Trustees of the Strathbungo Society have published our draft Annual Report and Accounts 2020-21 and draft minutes of last year’s AGM. The meeting is asked to consider and then approve the Annual Report and Accounts before they are submitted to the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator. They will appear on the AGM Minutes page in due course.
The Annual Report gives an indication of what the Society has been doing and achieved over the last year (up to 30th April 2021), despite the pandemic. Do please take a couple of minutes to read it – hopefully it will inspire people to get involved in whatever way they can!
If you have questions on either the Annual Report or the Accounts and are unable to attend the AGM, do please contact the Treasurer by email.
We will also be celebrating as the Society will be 50 this year. The AGM will be followed by the launch of a new publication on the history of the Society and Strathbungo, with cheese and wine.
Please come along, hear about our past and our future, and support the work we do. New blood on the committee is always welcome too!
2019-20 Strathbungo Society Annual Report and Accounts were approved at the AGM and have now been submitted to the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.
The Trustees of the Strathbungo Society have today published our draft annual report 2018-2019 Trustees-Report-(final draft AGM) and accounts Receipts and Payments 2018 to 2019 – Final 21st Oct for our Annual General Meeting next Tuesday (see Notice of Strathbungo Society AGM). The meeting is asked to consider and then approve the Annual Report and Accounts before they are submitted to the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.
The Annual Report gives an indication of what the Society has been doing and achieved over the last year. We hope local residents will take a couple of minutes to read it and it will inspire more people to get involved in whatever way they can.
If you have questions on either the Annual Report or the Accounts and are unable to attend the AGM do please contact treasurer@strathbungo.co.uk
Strathbungo Society Trustees Report Year ended 30 April 2018 were approved at the AGM and are being submitted to the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.
The Strathbungo Society is a registered charity and has to produce annual reports and financial statements that meet the requirements of the Office of Scottish Charity Regulator. The Report from Trustees for the year from 1st May 2016 to 30th April 2017 and the Independent Examiner’s Report on the financial statements were approved at the AGM held on 24th October 2017. They can be read or downloaded by clicking the links.
You can read the annual Trustees Report and accounts here.
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