RICHMOND AND DISTRICT CIVIC SOCIETY

The objects of the Society are as follows:
a) High standards of architecture and town planning in Richmond and District;
b) The preservation, development and improvement of features of general amenity and historic interest in the town and surrounds;
c) To stimulate public interest in the care of the beauty, history and character of the town of Richmond and the district around it;
d) To pursue these ends by means of meetings, exhibitions, other forms of instruction and publicity.

Annual membership commences from the 1st January each year and is open to all who are interested in the aims of the Society and are subject to any changes agreed at the Annual General Meeting.
 

Subscriptions are as follows:

Patrons from £50.00 

Family membership £40.00
Single members £27.00

Cheques should be made payable to Richmond and District Civic Society

BACS Details Acc: 90750336 Sort: 20-25-29

 

Subscriptions can be forwarded to the Honorary Treasurer:

Mr G. Barber,
7 Gallowfields Road,
Richmond,
North Yorkshire,
DLIO 4DB
Tel: 01748 824656

 

All members receive a copy of the Biennial Richmond Review and are admitted free to lectures.

Visitors to lectures are welcome for an entry fee £10.00.

Lectures will be held on the first Wednesday of the month at 7.30 pm.
 

Venues will may vary but are usually held at the Methodist Church, Queens Road.

The AGM is held at the Town Hall in December at 7.30 pm
 

Visitors are welcome and anyone interested in the work of the society is encouraged to become a member.

 

Non-members can buy copies of The latest Review from The Richmond Information Centre in the indoor market or through the society 'Contact us'.

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IMPORTANT - Privacy Policy

The Richmond and District Civic Society collects and stores data that you as a member have provided about your contact details and membership fees. 

We use this data to contact you about events and activities of the society. 

Occasionally we will also contact you about other local events which we feel will interest members. 

We never share your information with any third party.  

If you would like to see this information, or have it removed from our records and destroyed, then please contact the Treasurer, Graham Barber.

Contact details above. 

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Alternatively, contact the Chair, Colin Grant, via the Contact page referencing PRIVACY POLICY

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To download a copy of the policy click here.