Our Annual Report is now available, including a report from our Chairman Peter Anwyl-Harris and summary financial statements, accompanied by beautiful illustrations of the Romney Marsh churches.
Members attending the 2026 AGM will be asked to consider and vote on a proposal to restructure the Trust as a Charity Incorporated Organisation (CIO).
To enable us to make this change, Members will be asked to approve two Resolutions at our Annual General Meeting on 16th May 2026:
A Resolution to restructure the existing Trust as a CIO, and
A Resolution to amend the existing Constitution to include a provision to allow for the Trust’s assets to be transferred to the new CIO.
A message to members from the RMHCT Chair Peter Anwyl-Harris.
“Over the years we have been very fortunate to have had a magnificent range of speakers who have addressed our Annual General Meetings and never more so than this year when we hosted not one but two Palins. Sir Michael, author and broadcaster and a vice President of the National Churches Trust together with his son Will, architectural conservationist, restorer of the Dockyard Church in Sheerness and currently chief executive of Barts Heritage Trust and the massive restoration project which is underway. St Augustine, Brookland was crammed to the rafters as we listened, enthralled, as father and son talked about their interest in and involvement with old buildings and churches. We are so grateful to them both for giving up an entire day for our benefit and delighted that once again, a two-hander at our AGM proved to be such a success...."
Our Annual Report is now available, including a report from our Chairman Peter Anwyl-Harris and summary financial statements, accompanied by beautiful illustrations of the Romney Marsh churches.
A message to members from the RMHCT Chair Peter Anwyl-Harris.
“In a year when there seems to have been unremitting rain, the weather gods were kind to us and once again the sun shone for our Annual General Meeting which was held at St Dunstan’s, Snargate. Our speaker this year was our own Archdeacon, Darren Miller, who gave us a clear and thoughtful insight into some of the issues facing the Church of England as congregations age and dwindle and the costs and expenses of maintaining ancient buildings continue on an upward spiral..."
Our Annual Report is now available, including a report from our Chairman Peter Anwyl-Harris and summary financial statements, accompanied by beautiful illustrations of the Romney Marsh churches.
