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A personal message from Steve Gill
This is a plea from Steve.
We want people to feel they are coming to the AGM to make a contribution....
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Notice of Annual General Meeting 8th March 2008
Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Tsunami Support (UK) will be held at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday 8th March in Room GCR 1 & 2, Ground Floor, Main Entrance, Department for Culture, Media and Sport, 2-4 Cockspur Street, London SW1Y 5DH.
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Red Cross Newsletters
Between March 2005 and May 2006 the British Red Cross issued nine newsletters that were widely disseminated to the UK tsuanami community.
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Registered charity
Tsunami Support UK is now a registered charity: No. 1121935. This is good news, for a number of reasons.
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An interview on 'Woman's Hour'
Kelly Macro and Steve Gill are to talk on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour at 10 a.m. on Tuesday 11 December. The Rt. Hon. Tessa Jowell will join them to discuss issues of concern to TS(UK).
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Meeting with DCMS 19/11/2007
These notes are intended as an expanded record of the meeting and are taken from the DCMS record. It was felt that those not present might find the DCMS notes difficult to follow and so an attempt has been made to put some more detail into the original DCMS document.
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The Special Meeting of 8th Nov 2007 - REPORT
This is an account of the meeting of the Tsunami Support UK on the 8th November 2007, held at Battersea Park.
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DCMS response to 8th Nov meeting
This is the official response of the DCMS (Department for Culture, Media and Sport) to the meeting with the Tsunami Support UK on the 8th November 2007
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The government announce 7/7 memorial plans
The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) have released the news that a design team has been chosen to create a memorial for victims of the July 7th 2005 bombs in London.
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Opposition to Battersea
There is a growing body of feeling that the proposal to create a garden memorial in Battersea Park is an inadequate response to the depth of feeling concerning the Boxing Day tsunami. We can do better than this.
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Meulaboh, Indonesia
Michael Pitt has sent us the following article, written by friends who had visited Sumatra....
In March this year we were able to go and visit a friend who is working for Tear Fund in Meulaboh on the tsunami coast in Banda Aceh in Indonesia.
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Tsunami Support (UK) Constitution (Revised)
This is the text of the new constitution for the Tsunami Support (UK) organisation. Members will be required to approve this constitution before the organisation can change its status to that of a charitable trust.
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How are we now?
We are trying to publish more personal stories on the site. We are especially interested in how people feel now. For reasons of privacy and simple good manners these must be stories that we have explicit permission to use. The latest contribution is from Steve Gill ...
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Dorothy Wilkinson reports from Thailand, December 2006
When the Tsunami struck, Dorothy (Dee) Wilkinson was in Khoa Lak with her partner Tom and his parents Carole and Colin. She was the only one of the party to survive. She writes…
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Choosing a logo
Deciding on a logo for Tsunami Support Uk The business of deciding a logo for the Tsunami Suppport Uk organisation has dragged on a bit, with no-one having a clear idea of what would be suitable. We are now going to make a serious effort to resolve the situation.
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Government response to NAO report
The government has produced its report on the findings of the NAO into the role of the goverment in the handling of the aftermath of the Boxing Day Tsunami.
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