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THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF LITTLE MALVERN PRIORY

 

 Minutes of the Committee Meeting held at 28 Avenue Road on Tuesday, 3rd Nov 2011

 

The Meeting started with a reading and a prayer.

Present

Rev Canon Knowles, Chairman, Sir Nigel Nicholls , Hon Treasurer, Col Mathew, Hon Secretary, Mr Chatten, Lt Col Steel, Mrs Webb, Mr Williams

Appointment of Trustees

The Treasurer tabled a paper recommending:

a. The introduction of revised procedures in line with the Charity Commission guidance for appointing new members to the Committee as set out in paragraph 4 of his paper. This was agreed.

b. An amendment to the current voting arrangements whereby Friends’ Committee members who were also members of the PCC exercised two votes. After some discussion it was agreed that such individuals should not vote on the same proposal in both committees.

Open Gardens at Little Malvern Court

The Chairman said that Lt Col Booth was willing to continue as the Organiser and we were delighted that he should do so.

Secretary’s Note:

The following notice has been received from Mrs Berington:

I have entered the NGS/LMP garden opening to the NGS publication, which comes out in February and also noted that the Church will have a Flower Festival to celebrate the Jubilee on that day, Monday 7th May.

Quinquennial Inspection

Lt Col Steel reported that the faculty for the ventilation pipes from the kitchen and lavatory had been received and the work had been completed. All of the proposed enhancements to the inside of the kitchen and lavatory had been completed and we had received grateful comments from members of the congregation. 

The covering on the flat roof above the porch, kitchen, lavatory and boiler room had been replaced. On the recommendation of the architect, we had opted for a new felt covering.

The last actions from the Quinquennial Inspection were to replace the cracked sky lights, repoint the short wall between the kitchen and porch and replace and fix tiles on the west buttress. These would be completed in the next few weeks.

We would clear the gutters and down pipes above the nave when most of the leaves had fallen. This was an item of routine maintenance.

The approximate costs for these actions were:

Replace glass in skylights £450 (the cost of the glass was £310)

Tiles and pointing £130

Gutter £150

Dates of Next Meetings

Committee Meeting: Wednesday, 2nd May 2012 at 10.00 am at 28 Avenue Road

AGM : Wednesday, 23rd May at 7.00 pm in the Church

 

 

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