The Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene for generations has been a central part of community life in Hucknall. Written in its history are the lives of many people who have been touched by this place. It is also a building rich in history. The oldest part of the present stucture dates back to the 11th century and its architecture and stained glass are of great interest. It is the last resting place of many notable people in history including that of the poet Lord Byron and other members of the Byron family. We, the Friends of St Mary Magdalene Hucknall, want to celebrate this church’s past, make it’s presence known and preserve it’s future for generations to come. You can help by downloading and completing the enrolment form and becoming a member.
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	Our Aims
	To promote interest in the historical value of the church and the items it contains To promote the educational opportunities presented by the building and artefacts contained therein Encourage community involvement to sustain the heritage of the church Foster and strengthen international links Assist in the general maintenance and upkeep of the important historical features of the church
	We would be pleased if you would join us to help fulfil our aims
	As part of the Membership you will receive a copy of a bi-annual newsletter detailing the Friends contribution to the church together with information regarding events organised in the name of the Friends. In addition information will be made available to you about other events in church such as the Byron Festival and Concerts that are organised each year. Also a welcome to the AGM embracing a social gathering of members. Become a member We do hope you will become a member, your subscription will be of great value to further the aims of the Friends.
	Fees for membership
	Per annum £10.00 Junior (under 18) £5.00 Corporate (minimum) £20.00 Life membership conferred for one single payment £100.00

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