Annual General Meeting date announced

WACCLT will be holding its Annual General Meeting at 6pm on Wednesday, November 13 at Egerton House, Birkenhead. This is an annual gathering to share with members the work completed in 2024, as well as new developments in the coming year.

Plus board member Paul Kelly will lead a discussion on Where does Wirral fit in the national Community Land Trust conversation?
All current members will have received an email with more details. If you are not yet a member and would like to attend, you can join by buying a share for a minimum of £1. More details here.

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