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The Society holds its AGM and Party

Posted on December 16, 2024December 16, 2024 By Bob No Comments on The Society holds its AGM and Party

The Society held its AGM in December followed by Christmas get together. The Chairman, Philip Robinson had reported on the strength of the society and was pleased at the successes of the year; a rich and diverse range of speakers, publication of the ‘ruby edition’ of Chichester History and publication of the 13th New Chichester Paper, ‘County Hall and its Architect C. G. Stillman’, written by Dr Tim Hudson.

The Chairman also alerted members to difficulties facing the Society if existing committee members felt unable to continue for a further period when their existing period of office ended. It was recognised that CLHS is not alone in facing the challenge of recruiting people to join its Committee.

A raffle was held at the ‘get together’ and £220 raised in support of Sage House Dementia Hub in Tangmere.

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