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History The New Zealand Society was established in 1927 as a dining club for New Zealanders in London. Since then, the club has developed into the leading organisation for those in the UK with strong links with Aotearoa. Our patron is His Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh and our vice patron is The New Zealand High Commissioner Society's Aims We wish to promote the interests of New Zealand in the United Kingdom by maintaining and furthering good relations between the two countries. England and Scotland New Zealand Society,
A company limited by guarantee registered in
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Membership is open to all interested in New Zealand, and offers the following benefits: - typical saving is £4 at a drinks event, and usually at least £10 at the Waitangi Dinner - several events sold out early this summer, so these emails help ensure you don't miss out - we open bookings to the Winter drinks for members and their friends initially, with non-members able to book after an initial “members only” booking period. The Waitangi Dinner 2011 will also have a members priority booking period - non members can open this from our website but will not be emailed with the link - this year we have had offers from Toast festivals, KEA, First Festival Travel, SANZA - we’re proud of our legacy as one of the oldest NZ organisations in the UK and your support means the Society can continue to celebrate New Zealand in Britain, and also raise funds for NZ/UK causes. Membership gives you a voting right at our AGM, and the possibility to join our active committee
Annual Fees
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Michelle Marsh
- President president@nzsociety.co.uk 07973 855 337 Karyn Newman - Secretary Romy Brandeis - Webmistress/ticketing &
immediate past president Helen
Campbell - Media
Facebook Group: New Zealand Society (UK)
Kip Brook - New Zealand media representative for the New
Zealand Society
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