From its foundation in 1945, the Community Association has been governed democratically
from within its membership. As a registered charity (since 1962) we have a governing
body of trustees who are elected annually at the AGM. You can see a list of the current
trustees here.
The constituent members of the Association are:
- organisations which are formally affiliated to the Association - they must be charitable
or not-for-profit, and committed to the charitable aims of the Association
- individual local members, who form an ‘Individual Members’ group within the Association.
Each of these groupings appoints representatives who cast their votes in the elections
and other general meetings of the Association.
The Board of Trustees meets formally six times a year. They are supported by committees
who oversee the routine management of the Centre, the management of the Barn Theatre,
and the various fundraising initiatives.
Usually twice a year, an open meeting - the Forum - is held. This aims to provide
information to everyone with an interest in the work of the Association, to gather
their feedback about activities and developments at the Centre, and to discuss plans
for the future.
Further information about our management can be found through the links below:
Day-to-day operation of the Centre is carried out by our small team of office, premises
and cafe staff,
who are pleased to deal with questions and enquiries. To get in touch, please see
our contact page.