Discontinuing Alliance forum and formal membership

Posted on: March 18, 2021

It was discussed in the last Steering Group meeting that it was time to discontinue the forum which is part of the Alliance membership due to lack of use. The forum hasn’t been used since 2019 and we thought it was time to develop the Alliance more therefore from next week the forum will no longer be accessible. However, we will be looking into starting a private Facebook group which will be linked to the Essex Alliance Facebook page

Any updated information on the private Facebook page will be announced on the ‘news’ section of the Alliance website.

As well as the forum, we will also be removing the official sign up membership process. After a few years the Essex Alliance has become more of a community, a platform where you can share voluntary sector news and information with all newsletter sign ups. Therefore, instead we will only ask that you sign up to our newsletter if you’d like to stay up to date with any sector news within the Essex area.

If you have any information which you would like shared on the Essex Alliance newsletter please email communications@essexalliance.org.uk

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