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T&RA Constitution updated.

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At the Annual General Meeting on 17th March 2015, two changes to the Constitution were agreed:

1. Clause 12 was altered to reduce the number of General Meeting from four to two:
“Not less than two of the committee’s meetings shall be General Meetings of the Association open to all members to speak and vote.”
2. Clause 15 was altered to reduce the quorum for General Meeting from 15 to 10:
“The quorum for all General Meetings shall be one-third of membership or 10 members whichever is the less.”

Copies of the newly amended Constitution are available in PDF format (together with copies of other policies and procedures) here:

https://tabardnorth.wordpress.com/constitition/?preview=true&preview_id=45&preview_nonce=8993d1bb34

Sonia Delauney at Tate Modern.

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The EY Exhibition: Sonia Delauney Opens Next Week. Book Now.

Throughout the early twentieth century, Sonia Delaunay celebrated the modern world of movement, technology and urban life through vibrant abstract works such as Electric Prisms 1913 (above).

This will be the first UK retrospective to assess the breadth of her artistic practice. It will feature the groundbreaking paintings, textiles and clothes she made, as well as her innovative collaborations with poets, choreographers and manufacturers, from Diaghilev to Liberty.

“Delaunay is one of the crucial reference points in modern art and design”
VOGUE

“The first UK retrospective of her work brings Delaunay’s vibrant visions flooding into the light”
The Guardian

Email from Old Bermondsey Village Neighbourhood Forum.

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Important Meeting
Old Bermondsey Village Neighbourhood Forum
Wednesday 22nd April 6.30pm Globe House

Following our invitation to Mark Williams, Council Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Planning and Transport to address an open community meeting we now have a response accepting the invitation for Wednesday 22nd April. The background to the invitation can be read on our website (link).

In brief:
Following our application for the Neighbourhood Area designated by Southwark Council themselves the Council find their options for refusing us dwindling. In an attempt to create some germ of a justification we received a letter essentially telling us that we fail to meet the high standards of democracy, openness, inclusivity and consultation with local people set by the Council themselves! Councillor Williams has been invited to explain how we can raise our game to the standards he expects. At the same time he has been invited to draw on his own fan-base to invite all those excluded constituencies that we cannot reach.

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