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Annual Report for 2015 Including Diary and Excursion Dates for 2016 sid vale association past • present • future Annual Report for 2015 including diary and excursion dates for 2016 The First Civic Society in Britain Founded 1846 The Association promotes conservation and heritage, the Museum, and facilities for recreational and cultural activities in the Sid Valley. www.sidvaleassociation.org.uk MEMBERSHIP AND ELECTIONS Notice of AGM of the Sid Vale Association CIO The Sid Vale Association is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, registration number 1154749. to be held at the MANOR PAVILION on WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 2016 at 2.30 p.m. 1. Membership shall be open to all who are interested in furthering the purpose of the Association. Details of subscription rates are shown in Membership Report. Those residing outside the Sid Valley may be required to subscribe AGENDA an additional sum to defray postal charges. Initial subscriptions for those Chairman’s welcome joining after 30th September cover the following year. 1 Apologies for absence 2. An Annual General Meeting shall be held in or about the month of April, to 22Minutes of SVA CIO AGM held on 29/04/2015 receive the Executive Committee’s report, the report of the Chairman of the Museum, and audited accounts. The Executive Committee, consisting of not 3 Matters Arising more than 20 members, and the Officers of the Association, shall be elected 4 Election of Trustees at the Annual General Meeting. Special General Meetings may be called by 4.1 The following trustees will stand down to establish the rotation the Executive Committee, or by not less than 20 members of the Association programme but they are eligible and are standing for re-election: whose subscriptions are not in arrears. • Handel Bennett 3. Nominations for membership of the Executive Committee should be sent to • Alan Darrant the Hon. Secretary, Mrs Liz Warren, 43 Primley Road, Sidmouth, seven days • Edmund Harrison before the Annual General Meeting. They must be supported by a seconder, • Neville Staddon and the prior consent of the nominee must have been obtained. • Elizabeth Warren 4.1 Peter Brookes was appointed trustee by Executive Committee and is now standing for election 5 Presentation of remaining Trustees • Dr Bob Symes & Dr Nigel Hyman Museum • Di Fuller Footpaths • John Dowell Publications • Richard Thurlow Conservation & Planning • Chris Woodruff Keith Owen Fund • Brendan Lee & John Ridgley Talks • Richard Huntington Woodlands & Estates • Brian Hall AONB • Vacancy Newsletter/Website 6 Presentation of Annual Report and Accounts 7 Appointment of auditor 7 Presentation of new website 8 Questions and comments 9 AOB (please notify Chair in advance of the meeting) Close of meeting Tea and coffee available in the bar 1 Sid Vale Association CIO SUB COMMITTEES & WORKING PARTIES 2016 President – Revd. Handel H C Bennett Conservation and Planning led by Richard Thurlow Robert Crick Colin Essex Brian Hall Richard Huntington Vice President – Mr Brian L Callaway Alan Weaver OFFICERS FOR 2015 Footpaths led by Di Fuller Phillip Atkinson Peter Moss Michael Brittain Ian Radburn President Norma Self Christopher Brown Nick Keast John Dyson Rev Handel Bennett 514211 [email protected] Martin Ward David Spring Jenny Donnelly Ian Collins Phil Bradbury Phil Lee Martin Ward David Spring Chairman Peter Byrd Alan Darrant 519848 [email protected] Investment led by Neville Staddon Vice Chairman Michel Brittain John Dyson Michael Newman Ed Harrison 514430 [email protected] Keith Owen Grants led by Chris Woodruff Hon Treasurer Liz Warren Neville Staddon Kate Tobin Alan Darrant Neville Staddon 516158 [email protected] Chris Fitzhenry Ed Harrison Nick Keast Peter Moss Hon Secretary Rev Handel Bennett Liz Warren 576998 [email protected] Meetings led by Brendan Lee & John Ridgley Dr. Peter Fung Tracey Cann Angela Drakes John Foxell EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE April 2015 Jill Burke Sally Milward Conservation and Planning Museum led by Nigel Hyman, Honorary Curator Richard Thurlow 513171 [email protected] Emeritus Curator, Bob Symes Rita Bewes, Secretary Ann Jones, Treasurer Hilary Briers Beryl McIndoe Rab Barnard Christine Barnard Footpaths Christine Bull Peter Soper Peggy Anderson Dave Anderson Di Fuller 576669 [email protected] Tony Walsh Ann Walsh Caroline Stanley Rick Moore Woodlands and Estates Jeremy Woodward Roger Le Voir Roger Trend Graham Thornton Richard Huntington 519350 [email protected] Liz Fishlock David Forward Kelvin Dent River Warden Communications led by Richard Thurlow Peter Brookes 597461 [email protected] Val Huntington Alan Darrant John Dowell Hilary Briers Richard Huntington Museum Chairman Dr Nigel Hyman 579815 [email protected] Publications led by John Dowell Hilary Briers Sylvia Brownlee Carol Griffiths Nigel Hyman Museum Curator Dr. Bob Symes, OBE 578114 [email protected] Andrew Rugg-Gunn Woodlands and Estates led by Richard Huntington Publications John Dowell 568681 [email protected] River led by Peter Brookes Meetings Countryside Walks led by Elizabeth Cotton Brendan Lee 513102 [email protected] John Ridgley 579 819 [email protected] Local History Group led by Prof. Brian Golding OBE Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Partnership Social vacant Brian Hall 515787 [email protected] Membership Andrew Scott 519797 [email protected] 2 3 Sid Vale Association CIO • Conservation & Planning Richard Thurlow • Keith Owen Fund Chris Woodruff Minutes of the 1st Annual General Meeting of the SVA CIO 2.30pm on 29th April 2015 at The Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth • Talks Brendan Lee & John Ridgley 58 people attended the meeting • Woodlands & Estates Richard Huntington 1 Apologies Edmund Harrison, Nigel Hyman, Felicity & Roger Carver • AONB Brian Hall Alan Darrant , Chair of the Association, welcomed everyone to the meeting. 5 Presentation of Annual Accounts 2 Minutes of the AGM held on 30th April 2014 Neville Staddon presented the annual activity accounts for 2014 but explained that the Annual Accounts as required by the Charity Commission had been Agreed and signed after correcting 9.2 Edmund Harrison (not Harris). subject to full audit this year as the legacy and dividend income had brought the 3 Matters Arising SVA’s income for 2014 over the limit for independent examination. These accounts had been prepared by Easterbrook & Eaton and would go to the next The Chairman was asked to update some matters brought up under AOB last SVA Executive Committee for approval. Thereafter these would be available from year. SVA and via the Charity Commission website. 1 re diverting the northern end of the Byes footpath via Fortescue - John The investment portfolio had grown to >£3 million and dividends received were Dyson responded that he had been in touch with relevant parties but no >£760,000. progress to report. He highlighted the fact that although the charity was in a strong financial position 2 Old guide books of the area had been donated to the Museum and Local the day to day expenditure of the SVA including the Museum now exceeded its History Group general income so was reliant on legacies and investment income. 3 SOS had not made an appeal for further donations but SVA had given The Treasurer was asked: additional funds. 1) whether investments were held in ethical funds rather than fossil fuels etc. 4 Election of Trustees He explained that Keith Owen had specifically requested that his endowment be President Alan proposed that Handel continue his role of President of the invested in FTSE 350 companies to yield high income. Some of these were SVA CIO – agreed by members. indeed fossil fuel companies. Chair Handel took the chair for this item and proposed that Alan Darrant The chairman agreed that the Executive Committee would discuss the matter at a continue as chairman: agreed by the meeting. Alan resumed the role. future meeting. Alan explained that Brian Golding (History Group) had requested that his 2) why there was a difference between the Keith Owen Grants agreed and the nomination as trustee be withdrawn, but proposed that all other nominees (as actual expenditure. This was due to the time delay by the organisations listed below) be elected en bloc. This was seconded by John Townsend and progressing the projects to the point where the award could be claimed. agreed by the meeting. Joan Bennett proposed a vote of thanks to the Treasurer and investment • Vice Chair Edmund Harrison committee for their excellent stewardship of the funds. This was seconded by Liz • Treasurer Neville Staddon Warren and agreed by the meeting. • Secretary Elizabeth Warren 6 Appointment of Auditors for 2014 • Museum Dr Bob Symes & Dr Nigel Hyman Neville recommended that Easterbrook Eaton & Co be appointed as • Footpaths Di Fuller Auditor/Independent examiner for 2015. This was seconded by John Townsend and agreed by the meeting. • Publications John Dowell continued overleaf 4 5 AGM minutes continued from previous page 7 Presentation of Annual Report and Review of SVA Activities Chairman’s Report 2015 Alan highlighted some of the events and activities which had taken place through 2015 saw a number of highly significant the year and introduced the group leaders involved. developments for the SVA and for this valley. The 2016 Calendar was now available and photos for 2017 were being sought. The long saga of the Local Plan (originally He also commended the latest SVA publication – The Natural History of the Sid entitled ‘2006 to 2026’) had almost reached its Valley by Louise Woolley. conclusion as the old year ended. It was in the The Museum collection was increasing and exceeded space available in Hope first weeks of 2016 that the Inspector, Cottage. SVA was actively trying to resolve this problem. Mr Thickett finally approved the plan. Sadly, SOS campaigning had contributed to changes being made in the Local Plan our very strong arguments against the proposal including the deletion of the industrial site at Sidford and work was still being and the district council’s belated decision last undertaken to protect areas of land at The Knowle despite EDDC’s decision to spring to omit the Sidford employment site after relocate its offices.
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