Da Photographic Competition

Author: Pete

DA Barn Dance

Tickets Now Available

Author: Pete

1 Comment:

mike morley 21 January 2011 at 22:18 GMT

Whoops guys and gals this looks like the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing but I can assure you that the right hand did what the left hand asked,anyway the message is clear reserve the date and get your tickets!
Do not be tempted to photo-copy the picture of the ticket as all authentic tickets will be marked and maybe a prize will be given for the chosen one.

Photo Competition 2010 - Awarded at Barn Dance

Colin Quemby advises that judging will take place on Thursday evening 17 February. Any late entries can still be submitted providing they reach Pete Barnard or Colin Quemby beforehand.

Author: mike morley

DA Competition Rules

Author: Pete

Barn Dance & Photo Competition

Walton on the Hill Parish Church taken by Nokia Mobile phone at night with full moon 13 Jan.
A further reminder that you have until end January to get your pictures in to the photo judging panel direct to Colin Quemby. See rules on this blogsite. The award will take place at the Barn Dance.

BARN DANCE.
Don't forget to book your ticket for the DA annual Barn Dance & Prize presentation which will take place on Saturday 26 March at the Community Hall Banstead starting at 6.30pm. Contact your rides secretary or the organisers Simon & Jen Mitchell phone 020 8394 2665 or via email: siandjen@kprc.org.uk to reserve tickets. This very popular event is the main social activity of the year with lots of good food provided and a chance to dance with your favourite partner, shed some weight and socialise to your hearts content and congratulate the winners of our competitions. There is an unlimited option of liquid refreshments it's called BYOG (bring your own grog - milk shake or whatever!)

Author: mike morley

17 January, 2011

Outcome of CTC Vote on Charity Status

Start of the count in the Cotterell Room at Parklands, CTC HQ, Guildford

Monday, 17 January saw the count of the votes on the rerun of the proposal to convert the CTC into a full charity. The process took from about 9.30am to 6pm. Over 16,000 votes were cast, which is about 25% of the eligible membership. The outcome was:

Votes for the proposal: 12,502 (75.4% of votes cast)
Votes against: 4,085 (24.6% of votes cast)

Total votes cast: 16,587

Full details will appear on the CTC website.

Jeff

Author: Jeff

1 Comment:

mike morley 18 January 2011 at 22:52 GMT

Jeff. Well done for all your effort you faught an honourable and creditable campaign with dignity and fairness for what you passionately consider was right and I hope that your attendance at the count was considered by all that were there as truly representative of those 4000 plus CTC members that shared our view. It is clearly twice the number of votes cast against than was at the AGM and should not be ingnored by Council & Management as to the depth of feeling by members despite the larger margin now cast in favour.

Voting Motion 8 Charitable Trust

You have 9 days left to get your vote into the hands of the CTC HQ using the "Freepost" envelope and yellow form provided in the Dec/Jan issue of "Cycle". Do not waste your vote, make your decission put an X in the correct box of your choice. I posted mine this evening.

Author: mike morley