Glenfarg Community Centre needs your support!
Title | Date | Day | Location |
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YESTERDAY (Cinema) | 13 Mar 2020 | Friday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
ARGO (Cinema) | 14 Feb 2020 | Friday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
SCOUT GROUP'S ANNUAL BURNS SUPPER | 25 Jan 2020 | Saturday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
CINDERELLA | 18 Jan 2020 | Saturday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
CINDERELLA | 17 Jan 2020 | Friday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
WILD ROSE (Cinema) | 10 Jan 2020 | Friday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
CHRISTMAS PUB NIGHT | 14 Dec 2019 | Saturday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE (Cinema) | 06 Dec 2019 | Friday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
GLENFARG CHRISTMAS FAIR | 30 Nov 2019 | Saturday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
DIRTY PRETTY THINGS (Cinema) | 08 Nov 2019 | Friday | Glenfarg Community Centre, Greenbank Road, Glenfarg. |
Our target is to raise £12,500 from village activities. So far we have raised an amazing £8,500. We still need that bit extra to buy what we will need for the Centre before it opens later this year. Mary McAinsh and Margaret Scott started the ball rolling with their Bingo Night which raised £240 for the Community Centre. Thanks Mary and Margaret! Our weekly Coffee Lounge also raises money for the Centre. Thanks to our volunteers who keep the Lounge going from week to week! The annual Kiltwalk saw five members of the community walking around Edinburgh and raising over £2500 for the Centre. Thanks to all who took part in this event - and those generous people who sponsored them. The Kiltwalk is a low cost platform for us to raise funds. 140% of the money you raise will go directly to where it is needed most. This is because for every £1 you raise a further 40 pence is added by the Hunter Foundation. Visit www.thekiltwalk.co.uk and choose Glenfarg Community Centre as your charity. We plan to do the walk again this year. A generous donation has been received from local buseiness, Earnside Coaches. A big thank you to the Rutherford’s for this. We have also received a kind donation from the Knitting Group. Thank you for this. And finally, the wonderful Panto raised an amazing £2,000 for the Community Centre! Well done to all involved. This was a tremendous event which sold out over two nights. Brilliant! | ![]() |
Glenfarg Village Hall/Arngask Hall
Annual General Meeting arrangements
December 2nd 2020 19.30 (virtual by Zoom)
We have now received from our Independent Examiner the 2020 Annual Report and Accounts for the Hall, and are in a position to put these to our AGM for approval. The Accounts are available here.
I would like to thank both our Treasurer, Ross Blakie, and our Independent Examiner, David Johnston for the preparation of these Accounts.
Because of the reorganisation of the Village Hall Association into a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (or SCIO) there are two sets of Accounts. This means there will be two parts to the AGM – one following the other.
These will be on the same date of Wednesday December 2nd starting at 19.30 with the Village Hall Association AGM and followed by Arngask Hall (SCIO) AGM. In addition to the approval of the accounts, the Agenda will include a motion to wind up the Village Hall Association, This was approved in principle at the AGM held on November 26th 2019. The motion is available to view on the Glenfarg Community Centre website and also appears below. There will also be elections to the Board of Trustees of the SCIO, Arngask Hall.
Remember that the Village Hall membership includes anyone living in the community, whereas the Arngask Hall membership includes only those who have signed up as members. If you wish to join Arngask Hall as a member the application form is available on the Community Centre website. I would encourage you to do this in advance of the meeting – there is no cost involved. However, if you are not a member of the SCIO you will only be able to vote on the matters relating to Glenfarg Village Hall Association.
Because of the current restrictions on meetings, the AGM will be held virtually by Zoom invitation. The invitation will be sent to all Arngask Hall members who have provided an email address. Anyone else wishing and eligible to attend, and not receiving an email invitation, should email me in advance of the meeting so that I can reply with an invitation. My address is below. My email invitation will have a link highlighted in blue that you need to click on and open the meeting connection to be admitted to the meeting.
The Agenda for the AGM is below. I hope you will be able to attend this meeting and if you have any questions please contact me.
Cedric Wilkins, Chairperson
Notice of Annual General Meeting Glenfarg Village Hall SC 027474 and Arngask Hall SC 048505 (SCIO)
Wednesday December 2nd 2020 at 7.30 p.m Virtual by Zoom Agenda Present Apologies Minutes of AGM Glenfarg Village Hall November 26th 2019 Minutes of AGM Arngask Hall November 26th 2019 Minutes of AGM December 18th 2019 (adjourned) Trustees Report and Annual Accounts SC 027474 for approval Trustees Report and Annual Accounts SC 048505 (SCIO) for approval Motion to wind up Glenfarg Village Hall Association Election of Trustees to Board of SC 48505 Any Other Business Date of Next Meeting |
Motion to Wind Up Glenfarg Village Hall Association Following the Approval of the Final Report and Accounts at the Annual General Meeting of Glenfarg Village Hall Association on December 2nd 2020, it is proposed to wind up the Association Proposed: Cedric Wilkins (Chairperson), Seconded Ross Blaikie (Treasurer) |