New Website -New browser?Welcome to our new-look website. We hope you like it. As this is a brand new site, there are likely to be things that do not work as they should. Please do not hesitate to let me know, so that I can correct errors. This new site complies with web rules, unlike the last. The site has been tested on all five main browsers. However if you are still using Internet Explorer 6, do please upgrade to a later version to get the best from the web. Even Internet Explorer has got to version 9. It does not cost anything.Paragraph HeadingYou cannot miss this strikingcover over the renovation worksto the Town Hall, which formsthe porch to Cirencester ParishChurch. This has always been a secular building and was builtby the Abbey to administer itslands, and later became theTown Hall. The present daytown council meets in DyerHouse further beyond theMarket Place.Tours of the renovations areheld from time to time. Enquireat the church. There wereseveral tours during HeritageOpen Days.To try a new browser click hereI recommend Firefox
Members are entitled to attend all our lectures free of charge and receive Newsletters, currently twice a year, and the occasional publication Miscellany, which contains longer reports and articles. We encourage members to take part in various projects, which may result in publication. The society occasionally run visits which may tie in with recent lectures.The membership year runs from September to May, but you can join at any time. The easiest way to join is at a meeting. Standing order forms will be available. They can be presented to your bank or used for telephone or internet banking. We do not give banking details here as this is not a secure site.Subscriptions for 2011-12 season areSingle membership £8 (£7 by standing order)Joint membership (same address)£12.00 (£10 by standing order)Subscriptions will rise for the 2012-1013 season to Single member£11 (£10 by Standing Order)Joint members (same address)£17 (£15 by Standing Order)It is hoped that this jump will stave off annual increases for a few years, but lecturer fees are rising sharply, and other costs also rising. If you start a new standing order now we can build in the change so that you do not have to remember. We will be writing to members who already have standing orders in good time for the change.Page last updated 24 September 2011
New Website -New browser?
Welcome to our new-look website.
We hope you like it. As this is a
brand new site, there are likely to
be things that do not work as they
should. Please do not hesitate to
let me know, so that I can correct
errors. This new site complies with
web rules, unlike the last. The site
has been tested on all five main
browsers. However if you are still
using Internet Explorer 6, do please
upgrade to a later version to get the
best from the web. Even Internet
Explorer has got to version 9. It
does not cost anything.
Paragraph Heading
You cannot miss this striking
cover over the renovation works
To try a new browser click here
I recommend Firefox
Members are entitled to attend all our lectures
free of charge and receive Newsletters, currently
twice a year, and the occasional publication
Miscellany, which contains longer reports and
articles. We encourage members to take part in
various projects, which may result in publication.
The society occasionally run visits which may tie
in with recent lectures.
The membership year runs from September to
May, but you can join at any time. The easiest
way to join is at a meeting. Standing order forms
will be available. They can be presented to your
bank or used for telephone or internet banking.
We do not give banking details here as this is
not a secure site.
Subscriptions for 2011-12 season are
Single membership
£8 (£7 by standing order)
Joint membership (same address)
£12.00 (£10 by standing order)
Subscriptions will rise for the 2012-1013 season
to
Single member
£11 (£10 by Standing Order)
Joint members (same address)
£17 (£15 by Standing Order)
It is hoped that this jump will stave off annual
increases for a few years, but lecturer fees are rising
sharply, and other costs also rising. If you start a
new standing order now we can build in the change
so that you do not have to remember. We will be
writing to members who already have standing
orders in good time for the change.
Page last updated 24 September 2011
