Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
AGM Questionnaire December 2013
AGM
Questionnaire December 2013
Village
Hall Improvements
Please prioritise the following improvements;
where 7 is your highest priority and 1 is your lowest priority, they are
listed in no particular order.
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|
Improvement
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Priority
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Resurfacing
the rear car park
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Sound
damping the hall
|
|
A
hearing induction loop type system
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A
comprehensive storage solution
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A
nappy changer in the disabled toilet
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An
electronic projector screen
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A
manual light, with a switch at the front door
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|
Village
Hall Events
Please prioritise the following events;
where 10 is your most important or favourable event and 1 is your lowest
priority event, they are listed in no particular order.
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Event
|
Importance
to you
|
The
Fete
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The
Bonfire and Fireworks Event
|
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The
Quizzes
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|
The
Cinema Club
|
|
The
Christmas Party
|
|
The
Christmas Tree
|
|
The
Egg Hunt
|
|
Are there any activities you would
particularly like to see at the hall, for example a regular coffee morning or
soup and a roll lunch?
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..........
Do you have any other suggestions for
either improving the hall or an event?
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..........
This is a very important document for your
committee; please return it at the village hall AGM on Thursday, December 5th
or to Simon Wilce at Orchard House, Jessica MacGregor at Warmington Grange or
Kate Lister at Grove Farm House.
Friday, 22 November 2013
Agenda for the AGM, Thursday, 5 Dec, 2013
Agenda
Warmington Village Hall Committee
Annual General Meeting
8pm, Thursday, 5th December
2013
Location – Warmington Village Hall
- Apologies for Absence
- Minutes of the Last Annual General Meeting
- Matters Arising
- Chairman’s Report
- Treasurer’s Report
- Nomination and Election of New
Committee
- WVHC Questionnaire
a)
Feedback
from Village
- Any Other Business
Notice of Annual General Meeting
Notice of Annual General
Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Warmington
Village Hall Management Committee will take place on:
Thursday, 5thth
December 2013, at 8pm
Location – Warmington
Village Hall
You are invited to the Village Hall Annual General
Meeting where we are seeking feedback and your suggestions on the direction the
Committee should take in respect of prioritising the wishes of regular and other
users. Please bring your constructive
ideas or call me if you would like to discuss your specific issues.
The
village’s events and environment are the sum of all of us who volunteer time,
energy, ideas and organization. If you
feel you have something to offer the Committee or would just like to be
involved please do come forward. For
newcomers, it is a great way to become involved and meet your fellow
villagers. We always need to progress
and receive new ideas.
If
you would like to seek nomination to the Committee, please complete the
Nomination slip below and return it to Simon Wilce, Orchard House, Chapel Street or
return it to the Hall post box by Friday, 30 November, 2012. Alternatively speak to any of the Committee
Members or call Simon Wilce on 690890.
Spare
nomination papers are available in the Suggestion Box in the Hall or at Orchard
House.
Don’t forget to put the Christmas Party on Friday 13 Dec in your diary
Thursday, 21 November 2013
Minutes of the 2012 Village Hall AGM
Warmington Villa ge Hall Management Committee
Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on Tuesday 4 December
2012 at 8.00pm in Warmington Villa ge
Hall
Present: Simon Wilce, Tessa Harborne, Richard Neale
and 13 members of the public (see attendance sheet)
Apologies: Jeff
Deakin, Jessica MacGregor, Margaret Sutcliffe, Audrey Coates, Simon & Liz
Jackson, George & Sally Adams, Jay Williams, Daphne
Ward, Paul & Barbara Grenet, John Field, Georgina Bullworthy, Kate Lister,
Janet Neale
Minutes of the
2011 AGM: already distributed and approved by Richard Neale
Chairman’s
Report: This was read out
at the Meeting by Simon Wilce, Chairman. Report attached detailing points made
by Simon. Note that this report also covers matters raised later in the meeting
under Any Other Business.
Treasurer’s
Report: This was
distributed and read at the Meeting. Report attached. The main points are that
the Hall is now self financed by the events with an 86% rental increase and
£780 profit. Part of the rental increase is due to the hall being closed for
some of last year. Rental charges will not increase next year. Events income is
up 42%. The Jubilee income will be used for four gazebos and some tables.
Resignation of
outgoing committee and the Election of the new committee
This took pla ce.
Nominations of
elected members: All of the outgoing committee except
Richard Neale sought re-election. Additionally Audrey Coates sought election as
an Officer. This was approved by those present with no objections.
The 2 co-opted
members (Sarah Denison and Margaret Sutcliffe) to be confirmed at
next committee meeting.
The
representatives of villa ge
organisations pro tem and until confirmed at the next committee meeting
are: Stuart Martin (Heritage), Kate
Lister (Youth Forum) and Jenny Handscombe (WI)
The elected members will sign the Declaration of Acceptance
of Office at the next committee meeting.
Any Other
Business: Mostly covered in the Chairman’s report – see above.
Further discussion on a) the importance of resurfacing at
least the front of the hall car park area and b) the heating in the kitchen.
Jenny Handscombe suggested a small porch at the hall
entrance.
Thursday, 14 November 2013
Bonfire and Fireworks Success
Dear All
Thank you and congratulations to all those who helped and attended that Annual Warmington Bonfire and Fireworks Night. The night was a tremendous success with over £1,400 pounds raised from donations and burgers, hot dogs and drinks sold. Everything was sold out so next year we will look to make more mulled wine and prepare more burgers and hot dogs.
A huge thank you to the North Banbury Scout Group who again, safely, put on our fireworks display.
Thank you and congratulations to all those who helped and attended that Annual Warmington Bonfire and Fireworks Night. The night was a tremendous success with over £1,400 pounds raised from donations and burgers, hot dogs and drinks sold. Everything was sold out so next year we will look to make more mulled wine and prepare more burgers and hot dogs.
A huge thank you to the North Banbury Scout Group who again, safely, put on our fireworks display.
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