Highlights

RSA South Central Regional Committee
Nominations are invited from any Fellow from the South Central region who would like to be considered for a role on the Regional Committee, with elections to such a role taking place at the Annual General Meeting on Saturday 16th July 2011.

South Central Region AGM
Hear about the latest projects and the Fellowship Council’s activities and take part in the appointment of the new Committee.

South Central Newsletter Spring 2011
Find out about local networks, activities and events.

North Oxfordshire Network Launch
We are pleased to announce the launch of another new RSA Fellows’ network.

RSA South Central Autumn Newsletter 2010
The latest from the South Central Region including news of the first round of Fellows' projects supported by the region's Social Innovations Support Fund

Thames Valley Group
Fellows are invited to ask questions about the future of development in the Central Thames Valley area to a panel of local MPs, including current Home Secretary Theresa May.

RSA South Central Newsletter Summer 2010
The latest newsletter for the South Central region covering events and news in the area

Regional AGM 2010 Report
The AGM took place on Saturday 10th July in Bournemouth. New committee members and a new Chairman, Greg Slay FRSA, were elected.

Learn about the RSA’s future direction
Last Autumn, the Fellowship Council was constituted, based on the Fellowship Charter, with 20 Fellowship elected members and 20 nominated by RSA Trustees. The regional committee is holding two Fellows events in South Central Region at which a Council representative will describe the direction of the Council, and its objectives. The first will be held in Reading for Fellows in the north of the region, and the discussion will be led by Paul Buchanan, Deputy Chair of the Council.

South Central AGM
Formal Notice of the 2010 meeting, a nomination form for the election of committee members, and the draft minutes of the 2009 AGM available now.

RSA South Central AGM and Distinguished Lecture
Notice is given that the South Central Region AGM will be held on Saturday July 10th 2010 at the Allsebrook Lecture Theatre, Talbot Campus, University of Bournemouth BH12 5BB. Following the AGM there will be a lecture entitled “A Witness to History” given by the distinguished academic and broadcaster, Professor Sean Street FRSA

Launch of the South Central Social Innovations Support Fund
This is intended to provide seed corn funding to help Fellows develop social change initiatives.

RSA South Central Newsletter March 2010
The newsletter for the South Central region covering events and news in the area

RSA South Central Newsletter June 2009
The newsletter for the South Central region covering events and news in the area.

Development of the RSA Chichester and Portsmouth Network
RSA Fellows in Chichester and Portsmouth (loosely defined as within both the urban and rural areas covered by the PO1-41 postcode and the GU28-33 postcode) have set up a Ning as a means of communication specific to this geographical area.

South Central Regional Committee Nominations
Nominations are sought for membership of the South Central Region committee.

Report from events- Energy from the Oceans and City Growth, Portsmouth: A Dense Liveable City with Dry Canals
Reports from two recent and well attended events taking place in the Soucth Central region.

Eddi of Manhood End: A project for the Cultural Olympics
The famous Rudyard Kipling poem, ‘Eddi of Manhood End’ centres on the small town of Selsey (population c. 5,000) in West Sussex. There are plans now developing to stage contemporary opera-chorale based on this poem, which will be performed over several nights in 2012. The performance is being designed to create a lasting legacy for community involvement in the arts.

RSA South Central Newsletter January 2009
Here to start the year is the new-look South Central newsletter

RSA South Central Newsletter Summer 2008
The newsletter for the South Central region covering events and news in the area

South Central AGM minutes July 2008
View the minutes from the 2008 South Central AGM. (Word, 38KB)

Opening the conversation - RSA Networks report
This report aims to condense the many points raised during the evening into something, which can be used to frame further discussions about strategy for region. (PDF, 70KB)

Transition towns
The Transition Town movement started in Totnes, Devon, and has mushroomed into an international phenomena. There are several Transition Towns at varying stages of evolution throughout RSA South Central region, and many Fellows are likely to be involved at a local level whilst others want to find out more and contribute.