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By Phil Lamb
Update – Due to high figures still being reported, Closure will continue until the end of January. The situation will be re-assessed in time for re-opening early February.
Keep your eye on the Calendar as Group activities may also be suspended at short notice. Stay in contact with local group organisers through their newsletters or via the society Facebook page.
Always heed government advice, if in a risk group, stay at home.
By Phil Lamb
As you might expect, some groups are having to re-arrange their local programmes as dictated by covid infection rates. The Calendar on this website is updated accordingly.
By Phil Lamb
With the rising infection rates and the Omicron variant in circulation, the Family History Centre will have extended closing over Christmas and The New Year. It will re-open for visitors on Monday 10th Jan but obviously also dependent on any government restrictions or guidance that might be in place at that time.
Keep your eye on the Calendar as Group activities may also be suspended at short notice. Stay in contact with local group organisers through their newsletters or via the society Facebook page.
Always heed government advice, if in a risk group, stay at home.
By Phil Lamb
This changed in March, just as it does every year. The new password can be found in your March journal, page 495. You will need it to find out about the On line AGM
By Phil Lamb
In March 2020 the Trustees decided that all Groups would close, including the Family History Centre in Birmingham, until further notice. At regular Online meetings, the Trustees continue to discuss the viability of Groups re-opening which will happen as soon as government restrictions allow, but bearing in mind the practicalities of having to comply with any directives imposed.
The matter will continue to be discussed at all trustee meetings.
Always heed government advice, if in a risk group, stay at home.
By Phil Lamb
Whilst we are all in confinement or otherwise prevented from socialising, the society has been working on a series of online talks to take us through the summer months. From the beginning of June, we are pleased to announce we have been able to add virtual events to the programme.
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Always heed government advice, if in a risk group, stay at home.
