Annual General Meeting (AGM)
An Annual General Meeting is held annually in late Summer or early Autumn and consists of a business meeting, and nomination of officers for the next year. The AGM is usually held where there is a bell tower where changes can be rung. In addition to the business aspects, the event usually includes a ringing course, opportunities for visitors to ring, and social activities.
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