“The electronic version of The Historian No. 119 (June 2021) is now available for members, but the printing of the journal has been held up due to circumstances beyond our control. Copies should, however, be sent out in early July to the members who normally receive the printed version.”
Corona Virus Precautions
We at Tay Valley Family History Society wish to ensure that all our Volunteers, Members and visitors are protected as far as possible from the Corona Virus.
Previously issued guidelines on hand washing and thorough cleaning of keyboards and work surfaces, so far that has been in the main adhered to.
Government and NHS information indicates that the worst is yet to come, with ongoing recommendations being issued almost daily.
The identified high risk people are at present the over 70’s, which you will agree covers most of our Volunteers and visitors.
The centre is now open. See Welcome page for details.
To this end, reluctantly the Council have decided to minimise the risk and protect you all by agreeing to close the Research Centre until further notice.
The Closure will be reviewed on a two weekly basis until it is deemed acceptable to re-open and hopefully this will be a short term measure.
I hope that you understand that this decision was not taken lightly but was considered necessary.
I will endeavour to keep you up to date with this issue but should you wish any further information please contact me.
Regards
Angus Gellatly
Members contacting the Centre
Members, various tasks such as website maintenance, membership, bookshop, research, etc. are dealt with by different members of staff who are not in the centre everyday, so when contacting the centre for any reason, be it for website entry passwords, research info, etc, please be patient. Please remember that the centre is run by volunteers in their own time.
2021 AGM Reminder & Agenda
The Annual General Meeting of Tay Valley Family History Society
To Be Announced
