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Become a member
Become a member
Wallingford Community Land Trust belongs to the community.
Wallingford Community Land Trust belongs to the community.
Being a member means joining the community of owners of the Trust, having an equal say in how it's run, supporting its aims, and helping protect community assets for the long term.
Being a member means joining the community of owners of the Trust, having an equal say in how it's run, supporting its aims, and helping protect community assets for the long term.
Who can become a member?
Who can become a member?
Anyone aged 16 or over can apply if they support the Trust's aims.
Organisations can also become members through a nominated representative.
You need to apply, buy a £1 share, and have your application approved by the Board.
Members agree to:
Take an active interest in the Trust.
Attend general meetings where possible.
What does being a member mean?
What does being a member mean?
You become one of the owners of the Community Land Trust.
Every member has one vote, no matter how many shares they own.
Members elect the Board of Directors and help make important decisions about the Trust.
As a member you can:
Vote at general meetings.
Stand for election to the Board (if you're 18 or over).
Are members personally liable?
Are members personally liable?
No. Your financial liability is limited to the amount you've invested in your shares. You are not personally responsible for the Trust's debts beyond that.
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