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Club Details |
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Meeting Date:
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1st
Tuesday of the month
Time: 6.30pm for 7.00 pm |
| Meeting Place: |
Various venues in the Cessnock area |
| Contact Address: |
PO Box
597, Cessnock, NSW, 2325 |
| Email: |
cessnock@bpw.com.au
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| Member: |
Cheryl Vernon |
| Phone: |
02 4990 4440 or 02 4990 7284 |
| Download an application form here |

About Cessnock
Cessnock City is located in the Hunter Valley, NSW, about 120 kilometres north of Sydney and 40 kilometres west of Newcastle. Cessnock being in the heart of the Hunter Valley wine-producing region, has most visitors doing tours of the vineyards. Most vineyards allow tourists to casually turn up and start tasting, however an organised tour is recommended. These tours tend to be in small groups, and have the advantage of coming with a designated driver!
Cessnock BPW
BPW Cessnock welcomes all new members who have an interest in pursuing issues affecting women in our community, and who are interested in trying to make a difference. Our monthly meetings provide a stimulating and informative environment for members and have a purpose to provide a forum for networking and socialising, and to focus on the continuing education of our members through the guest speakers
Main Membership Options
Club Members are members of their Club, and BPWA, and pay full fees. They have voting rights at Club, and national level and receive BPWA newsletters. This is the most common form of BPW membership.
Members at Large or Independent Members are members of BPWA but do not have an affiliation with a Club due to there being no Club conveniently located for them. When a number of MALs have joined from a particular area, endeavours should be made to establish a club in the locality and encourage Club Membership. MALs have voting rights at a national level and receive BPWA newsletters.
Associate Members (Friends) is a category that recognises the financial restrictions on certain groups of women and since their input is valued, offers half fees. This may be a short term arrangement for a member until she rejoins as a Club Member. This arrangements means that BPWA can purport to represent all women and their issues, not just those who can afford to pay their full dues to the organisation. Associate Members have no voting rights but receive BPWA and Division newsletters.
Keep in Touch (KIT) membership is offered to members taking leave of absence for reasons such as pregnancy, study, relocation or overload, but encourages them to stay in touch with the Club. These members are more likely to rejoin when their situation changes if their Club has kept them informed of BPW activities. KIT members have no voting rights and receive newsletters and minutes at the discretion of their Club.
Fees
Federation (Australia wide) including International Fees: $176.00 (2009-2010)
Local Club Fees may also be charged.
Please forward your completed application form directly to the BPW Cessnock address listed on the right hand side of this page.
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