Society
Benefits of Affiliation
Affiliation brings a number of benefits to societies. As well as receiving copies of our newsletter they are able to vote at the Trust’s Annual General Meeting and up to two members are entitled to attend Civic Trust events at the reduced rate for members (they do not have to be ‘named’ and can be different members at each event).
We also hold two meetings a year with affiliated societies, providing an opportunity to meet other groups, to be fully informed on developments in the city and to contribute to discussions on key issues of concern.
Finally we welcome contributions to our newsletter from affiliated organisations. The newsletter goes not only to members but also to leading Councillors and officers, so providing a good platform for debate.
The following societies are affiliated to Leeds Civic Trust:
- The Adel Association
- Alwoodley Community Association
- Far Headingley Village Society
- Foxhill Residents Association
- Friends of Holbeck Cemetery
- Friends of Middleton Park
- Friends of Roundhay Park
- Friends of Temple Newsam
- Horsforth Civic Society
- The Leeds Library
- Little Woodhouse Community Association
- Meanwood Village Association
- Micklefield Historical Society
- Newlay Conservation Society
- North Hyde Park Neighbourhood Association
- The Oulton Society
- Pudsey Civic Society
- Roundhay Conservation Society
- Thackray Museum
- Thoresby Society
- Victorian Society
- Weetwood Residents' Association
- Wetherby Civic Society