AGM 3rd Feb 2021 – (electronically as notified to all shareholders)
Accounts report to 31 July 2020 some users my need to download and “save as” to retain column format
We are currently CLOSED – please check website or twitter for updates
We will review our hours as lockdown progresses so please check website or twitter for details. We will re-open again when safe to do so for our volunteers. Thank you to the volunteer bubbles that have undertaken cleaning and decorating work during closure
As in previous lockdown we continue to offer support to vulnerable residents,
——————————————————–
Items below were posted before lockdown –
Please remember us and shop local for last minute gifts from the Gallery, bargain wine and tasty treats in the shop and a warming coffee and mince pie from the café
Volunteers are always welcome – please speak to our manager for more details about volunteering in the cafe or the shop. Some volunteers like a regular time slot but we also need those who can cover for holiday periods so there is no requirement to commit to a regular shift.
Risk assessment completed 30th June and reviewed weekly or updated with changes to Government advice, please follow signage and social distancing.
Click here for Workshop Programme CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Management Team minutes- please scroll down this page for minutes of management team meetings during the year
Earlams, Styal Community Store receives the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service
Mr David Briggs MBE Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire presented the award to our volunteers, congratulations !
Earlam’s Chair John Novak says:
“We are very proud of all we have created at Earlams and delighted that our work has been recognised in this way, it pays tribute to the hard work and commitment of our volunteers.”
2019 AGM Minutes
Management Team Meetings
July 2020
June 2020
Styal has had a village store since the 1800’s and the new village store, café gallery which is a community run company and trades as EARLAMS was established by the villagers in 2014 to enhance Styal village life. It helps to create a sense of community that benefits the village as a place to live, work and visit.
