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AGM 2026
Register a place63rd Annual General Meeting 2026
Wednesday 4th November 2026
6:30pm to 7:45pm
Online
Join us on Wednesday November 4th to hear about the exciting and important work your membership has supported this year.
Members will also have the opportunity to vote as we elect our President, Vice Presidents and Members of Council as we prepare for the year ahead.
Agenda
- Appointment of Chair
- Approval of the minutes of 62nd AGM
- Approval of the Annual Report & Accounts for the year ended 31st March 2026 (including appointment of Auditors)
- Election of President
- Election of Vice Presidents and Members of Council
- Any other competent business notified at least seven days prior to the meeting
60 Years of Attenborough Nature Reserve
After the formal AGM business, there will be an opportunity to hear how we’ve marked the 60th Anniversary of the opening of Attenborough Nature Reserve and to enjoy a special video capturing the magic of this special site which forms a unique part of the Trust’s DNA.
Required documents
The Trust’s Statutory Accounts will be available for review on this page from Monday 19th October along with details of members standing for election.
Paper copies of minutes etc can be requested via membership@nottswt.co.uk or calling 0115 958 8242.
Unable to attend?
If you are unable to attend the AGM but would still like to raise a question relating to the reports or other agenda items please submit your question using our contact form or post to Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, The Old Ragged School, Brook Street, Nottingham, NG1 1EA in advance of the meeting. We will seek to answer as many questions as possible during the formal business.
Members only events
Ahead of our 63rd AGM on Wednesday 4th November, Members are invited to join one of our exclusive behind the scenes site visits on Saturday 31st October for the chance to find our more about the exciting work that your membership is supporting - helping the Trust deliver a wilder Nottinghamshire for all.
With so many wonderful nature reserves and exciting projects being delivered across the county its been difficult to narrow the options down but we feel we've chosen three locations that highlight the impact of our efforts to create more space for wildlife, connect people with nature and inspire more people to take action.
NB This programme is subject to change and events will only proceed subject to sufficient demand. If your preferred session is fully booked, please consider an alternative session or join the waiting list as we hope to add more time slots if demand is high.
