Meetings
Group Leaders Meeting 2011
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The meeting takes place on the 25th June 2011 with a Trustees and RC's meeting taking place on the 26th. The venue for this year's meeting will be the Zion Christian Centre, Little Cornbow, halesowen, B63 3AJ.
A draft agenda will be placed here as soon as possible. We will have reports from the Trustees and other materials so please check back.
Directions
The best route is via the M5 coming off at junction 3 and following the signs towards Kidderminster. At the next roundabout turn right and then keep in the right hand lane for the traffic lights and go ahead. The next roundabout turn left and thne left again into Rumbow.
Rumbow becomes Birmingham Street and there is a car park on the left. For the Zion Centre turn left into Great Cornbow and first left again. Disabled access is to the left of the building.
If Birmingham Street carpark is full continue onto Pool Road where there is a multistorey car park on the right. For other types of transport or door to door directiosn you can use the Transport Direct website.
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