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« on: August 12, 2019, 20:29:34 »

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Could you be an ACoRP board member?

ACoRP is looking to elect five board members to take community rail forward.

The role is an opportunity for someone to contribute their skills, knowledge and experience to the future success of ACoRP. Whilst the formal part of being a director includes attending the quarterly meetings of the board and any sub-committee which you join, we would expect someone to do much more than just attend meetings. This is an active role for someone who can give their time and energy in a meaningful way to supporting ACoRP develop even further as an organisation.

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To be eligible, you need to be the nominated representative of a Community Rail Partnership or Community Station member, or an Honorary/Individual member – and able and enthusiastic about taking on board members’ responsibilities for the good of the organisation.

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Please pass this on or nudge someone in your local CRP (Community Rail Partnership) or Station Friends Group ... or think of standing yourself if you feel you fit the bill and qualifications and are keen on / believe in community rail, and have the time.
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« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2019, 22:31:00 »

Not Station Friends Groups, Graham.  Only CRPs (Community Rail Partnership) or Community Stations Members (businesses at stations).
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« Reply #2 on: August 12, 2019, 23:42:58 »

Not Station Friends Groups, Graham.  Only CRPs (Community Rail Partnership) or Community Stations Members (businesses at stations).

Thanks for that correction, Richard - I have corrected the original so that it's clear from just that one message. I might suggest that if anyone wants to know what the role's about / what's involved, a chat with RichardB would be very informative.
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