Wrexham Heritage Forum

Wrexham Heritage Forum is an independent organisation that was formed to encourage and enable public and voluntary bodies to work together with the local community in order to increase understanding, participation and conservation of the County Borough’s heritage.



About Wrexham Heritage Forum

Aims and Objectives

The objectives of the Wrexham Heritage Forum are to: -

  • Encourage and enable public and voluntary bodies to work together with local communities in order to encourage appreciation, participation, conservation and enhancement of the heritage of Wrexham County Borough.
  • Develop understanding of the role and impact of heritage, and maximise its support for the local economy.
  • Support skills development and build the capacity of the local heritage sector in order that it can be sustainable.
  • Promote and raise public awareness of the local heritage, including the Wrexham Heritage Forum and member organisations.
  • Actively encourage and increase opportunities for lifelong learning based on the local heritage.
  • Promote and take advantage of opportunities to generate funding for the local heritage.

Wrexham Heritage Forum Constitution

Forum Constitution

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Forum's Constitution - Word version 48Kb

Forum's Constitution - PDF version 34Kb

Forum's Constitution - Plain Text version 67Kb

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Who runs Heritage Forum?

The Forum is a charitable organisation. It is not part of the Council but a private body run by its members. The members elect from their number, an Executive Committee to run the organisation.

Officers 2007/08

Chair: Mr Nick Roe

Treasurer: Mr Patrick Reeson

Secretary: Ms Hazel Hawarden

Correspondence:

c/o Wrexham County Borough Museum,County Buildings, Regent Street, Wrexham, LL11 1RB.

Email: museum@wrexham.gov.uk

Emails will be passed on to a member of the Forum Committee.

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Membership

Joining the Forum

Membership is open to organisations and individuals that are interested in promoting the objectives of the Forum. You will need to complete and return a membership application form together with your remittance form and subscription fee:

  • £10 per Organisation
  • £5 per Individual member

Organisation Membership Forms

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Organisation Membership Form - Word version 48Kb

Organisation Membership Form - PDF version 34Kb

Organisation Membership Form - Plain Text version 67Kb

 

Organisation Remittance Form - Word version 21Kb

Organisation Remittance Form - PDF version 11Kb

Organisation Remittance Form - Plain Text version 10Kb

Individual Membership Forms

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Individual Membership Form - Word version 48Kb

Individual Membership Form - PDF version 34Kb

Individual Membership Form - Plain Text version 67Kb

 

Individual Remittance Form - Word version 20Kb

Individual Remittance Form - PDF version 10Kb

Individual Remittance Form - Plain Text version 9Kb

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Newsletters

Newsletter: February 2008

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Newsletter: February 2008 - Word version 137Kb

Newsletter: February 2008 - PDF version 168Kb


Calendar of Events and Activities

Meetings

Meetings of the Forum are open to members and non-members. Meetings are held four times a year.

  • Thursday 11 December 2008, 6.45 for 7.00pm at Wrexham County Borough Museum. Guest speakers for the evening will be:
    Jem Hammond
    , player and purveyor of flutes and whistles will give a brief talk on the history of the flute, his love of Celtic music and entertain us with the sound of this magical instrument. (See attached sheet for further details - PDF version 44Kb)
    ‘Everyone has a story to tell’ Local historian Vernon Crewe will help recapture memories of the Homefront during World War 2: a fascinating insight into the personal recollections of some of the people of Wrexham through the medium of digital storytelling.

Agenda 11th December 2008

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Forum Archive

Minutes 8th September 2008

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Minutes 8th September 2008 - Word version 265Kb

Minutes 8th September 2008 - PDF version 36Kb

Minutes 8th September 2008 - Plain Text version 66Kb

Minutes 7th February 2008

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Minutes 7th February 2008 - Plain Text version 53Kb

Minutes of 29 November 2007

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Minutes of 29 November 2007 - Word version 52Kb

Minutes of 29 November 2007 - PDF version 39Kb

Minutes of 29 November 2007 - Plain Text version 91Kb

Minutes of 4 October 2007

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Minutes of 4 October 2007 - PDF version 13Kb

Minutes of 4 October 2007 - Plain Text version 15Kb

Minutes of 16 July 2007 Meeting

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Minutes of 16 July 2007 Meeting - PDF version 41Kb

Minutes of 16 July 2007 Meeting - Plain Text version 87Kb

Minutes of 4 June 2007 Meeting

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Minutes of 4 June 2007 Meeting - Plain Text version 68Kb

Minutes of 16 April 2007 Meeting

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Minutes of 15 March 2007 Meeting

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