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28 Feb 2017

Angus Members’ Centre

A view looking down an avenue of trees on a sunny day towards a grand country house. The sea and hills can just be seen in the distance.
House of Dun in Angus
The National Trust for Scotland is very fortunate to have the support of a series of Members’​ Centres and Friends’​ Groups. These are groups who generously support the Trust’s work to protect and promote special places in Scotland.

One of our longest running groups is the Angus Members’ Centre, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year!

Over the past four decades, they have supported so many of our properties and projects, from Canna to Culzean. And of course, their local House of Dun has a special place in their heart.

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“The Angus Members’ Centre has provided fantastic support to the National Trust for Scotland in its 40-year history. They have supported us through their generous donations to various projects and their fundraising activities have brought together local members to create a great community.”
Katy Robinson
Members’ Centre Administrator

As befits an anniversary of such significance, the centre have a fantastic series of celebrations lined up for 2018:

  • Sunday 4 March – Snowdrop Afternoon Tea & Prosecco Cream Tea at House of Dun
  • Friday 23 March – Scottish Music Concert at Glamis Castle
  • Sunday 13 May – Spring Plant Sale at House of Dun
  • Sunday 16 September – Autumn Plant Sale at House of Dun
  • Friday 21 September – Gala Evening at Brechin Castle

If you’re interested in attending these events, or joining the ranks of the dedicated volunteers who make up the Angus Members’ Centre, please contact Joyce Cooper, Membership Secretary on 01674 676783 or email amcnts@tiscali.co.uk

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