Deer Park Archers (the ‘Club’)
Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting
Notice is hereby given that an extraordinary general meeting (‘EGM’) of the
Club shall be held at the Old Pats shooting ground on Thursday 17th July
2014 at 7:30pm for the purpose of considering, voting on and, if thought fit,
passing the following resolutions, which shall be proposed as indicated
below:
Resolutions
1. Approve the transfer with effect from 12th August 2014 (date to
be confirmed subject to HMRC clearance) of the Business and
Assets and Liabilities of the Club to Deer Park Archers Limited
(Registration Number: 9044411), a company limited by guarantee
(the ‘Company’) for a payment of £100 from the Company.
The Company has been formed for the purpose of continuing the
Business of the Club as described in the Chairman’s letter enclosed
with this Notice.
2. Authorise the Committee to take such steps in order to dissolve
the Club after the transfer of the Business and Assets and
Liabilities to the Company.
3. Approve an addition to the Constitution of the Club authorising
the Committee to remove any Member of the Club for the
express purpose of executing the transfer of the Business and
Assets and Liabilities of the Club to the Company and the
dissolution of the Club in accordance with resolutions 1 and 2
above as explained in the Chairman’s letter enclosed with this
Notice.
Dated: Wednesday 25th June 2014
Club address: 23 Jenner Close, Hucclecote, Gloucester, GL3 3DZ
By order of the Committee
All members of Deer Park Archers have already been sent details of the EGM together with the following documents:
Business_transfer_agreement_FINAL
Application_and_power_of_attorney_FINAL_(py) (1) pdf
A detailed Project Plan culminating in the purchase of the land has been established and is on track with the target of completing on the 28th August 2014.
Provisional results from Wilson Associates – Consulting Engineering Geologists & Geo-Environmental Engineers, which were commissioned by Deer Park Archers Limited, ‘show no significant values’, which is great news and a full report will be available early next week.
Environmental testing plus pilot holes to determine foundation type for club house!
These are exciting times and are certainly consuming a lot of time from all our willing volunteers and the potential for taking our eye off our general club matters, our community work and the development of our archers is great but as you will see from the following there is still a lot going on!
Community
Daily work in schools through the Activities weeks supported by our volunteers and a demand further stimulated by the successful school games, with events happening morning, afternoon and evenings, every day of the week across the County!
Lots of community ‘have a goes’ supported by our volunteers!
This weekend we are supporting a Special School in Tewkesbury on the Saturday and a ‘Go Wild’ event organized by Gloucester Borough Council on the Sunday.
Recreation Centre Activity
Excellent Generation Games at Stroud Leisure Centre last Sunday supported by many volunteers that saw more than 100 participants introduced to our sport from 5 to 70.
The ‘pay as you go’ and Beginners/Improvers courses are continuing to expand at GL1 and we should thank all of the coaches supporting this weekly challenge!
Practice Sessions
Great attendance levels across all the evening sessions, not so busy at the Monday/Wednesday morning sessions although this will pick up with the school holidays and many juniors have now finished their exams and school/university. We share the ground with a group of fox cubs that seem to accept us and carry on as if we are not there!
Great surrounds for our practice sessions.
Bambies Club
The content, volunteer support and structure are all there, we just need to find a time that works for parents, so we are going to try different times. One plan when we go indoors is to hold it at Balcarras and offer the parents the chance to shoot at the same time.
Not just shooting, learning about nutrition and healthy cooking!
British Junior Championships – July
We have the lowest number of entries for a number of years with just 14 entered. James, Lucy & Tom are all competing in Russia for GB, many of our juniors have been fully absorbed by exams and have not been able to practice sufficiently. So this will be a quiet year, however we are sure that those that are there will have a great day!
Lucy & James hoping for more success following their team Bronze in Slovenia!
