TillVAS Till Valley Archaeological Society

Membership

The Society has a subscription of £12 per annum with the membership year beginning in April.

We are happy to welcome new members at any time of year and for those joining after December of any one year, their sub will cover the remainder of that sub year to April plus the whole of the following year up to the following April.

Applications should be submitted enclosing a cheque for £12 per person, (payable to Till Valley Archaeological Society), or cash. All applications should be on the new membership form, which reflects our response to the new Data protection laws, and sent to the Membership Secretary:-

Val Glass

e-mail: vglass707@gmail.com

When filling in bank details

Please Note - you must use the full version of our name and not the abbreviation TillVAS- see below.

TillVAS

Membership Renewal Subscription

Individual Membership is £12 pa. due 1st April 2020

Please pay by 1. Bacs if possible, otherwise by 2. cheque.

By bank transfer to the TillVAS account

Account number 06001108 (TillVAS)

Sort Code 80-13-02

Please include your name as the reference and email your form to vglass707@gmail.com

By cheque made payable to:

Till Valley Archaeological Society (PLEASE WRITE IN FULL) and post with this form to:

Valerie Glass, TillVAS Membership Secretary

Rowan Cottage, 64 West Street, BELFORD NE70 7QF

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DATA PROTECTION

TillVAS needs your contact details to communicate with you and enable you to enjoy to the full the benefits of your membership.

TillVAS is required to comply with data protection law by keeping your personal information securely and using it only in accordance with its Data Protection Privacy Statement. (Full details are on the TillVAS website.) If you cannot access it please ask the Membership Secretary for a hard copy.

Please confirm that you consent to TillVAS holding and using your personal information in this way.

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News

Webinars

We are looking forward to our next webinar on 2nd December. AOC who led the 'The Whiteader Project' will offer a talk entitled Monks and the manor

See right

Ford Forge

Join us on the 16th December to hear the story so far- see right

Ancrum Old Bridge Project

Thank you to Geoff Parkhouse for sending this link about this very successful project. We are hopng Geoff will give a talk to TillVAS sometime in the new year.

https://www.historicenvironment.scot/about-us/news/unique-underwater-discovery-of-medieval-scottish-bridge/

Aspects of Buildings & Monuments: Branxton, Crookham, Etal, Ford

by Antony Chessell & Gwen Chessell. Price £10 pbk 214pp.

Foreword by Rt. Hon. Lord Joicey

ISBN 978-0-244-75069-5

More information about this second publication by TillVAS can be seen on the Publications page.

TillVAS ARCHIVES

The Society has an extensive collection of documents and photographs held in its secure archives. These are invaluable for members wishing to study the local history of the area or wishing to gather information for e.g. the Village Atlas Project. Please click on the tag above to see the catalogues. Anyone wishing to access the archives should contact the Society's Archivist, Julia Day.

MEMBERS' WRITTEN CONTRIBUTIONS

Please see a new section on the website—click on the appropriate tab above. Please let us have your thoughts, in prose or in verse.

Please click on the Latest Newsletter page to see information for the current month.

PREVIOUS LECTURE AND OTHER REPORTS

Click on Reports on Events, above, for detailed accounts and press reports.

BOOKSTALL

The Society operates a bookstall at all its meetings.

Items for sale include:-

1. The Society's first two publications by Antony Chessell and Gwen Chessell; Breamish and Till: From Source to Tweed and Aspects of Buildings and Monuments: Branxton, Crookham, Etal, Ford at £10 per copy and

2. Vivian Wilcock's Andrew Todd 1844-1908 ( with research input by TillVAS members) at £5 per copy.

See the Publications page for more about these books.

Copies of Breamish and Till and Aspects of Buildings and Monuments: Branxton, Crookham, Etal, Ford , both written by Antony Chessell and Gwen Chessell, are also available in Cornhill Village Shop and the Lavender Tea Rooms and Village Shop in Etal.

There are also archaeological books and journals for sale. Net proceeds of sale go to TillVAS funds.