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Alison Burnley, Madeleine Harding, Phil Lucas, Brian Mayes, Laurie Naumann, Rufus Reade, Eileen Schott, Henry S. Thompson
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Table of Contents

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To give an idea of the pattern of non-Quaker lettings we have taken a recent six-week period and have looked at the groups who used the Meeting House and how long the lets were for. The two figures below summarise the results.

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5.3. Conclusions

7 Victoria Terrace is owned by Area Meeting, and it is for Area Meeting to determine its use. Once the outline of a future for Friends in Edinburgh @@ -1072,7 +1073,7 @@ against the background of the answers to those questions, further work will be needed before the next set of decisions can be considered.

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6. Appendices

6.1. Appendix A: Remit from Area Meeting

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6.2. Appendix B: Questionnaires for different user groups

A. For QUAKER GROUPS and COMMITTEES who use 7 Victoria Terrace

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Your response to this questionnaire will be of great assistance to us. Please feel free to add your comments on any relevant matter. Thank you.

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6.3. Appendix C: Summary of contributions from open meetings

Notes of first Open Meeting, Sunday, 26 April 2008 at 7 Victoria Terrace

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6.4. Appendix D: Friends’ use of 7 Victoria Terrace in 2008

January 2008
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Grand total for the year:£16,873

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6.5. Other sources

The following documents, while not part of this report, have been lodged with Area Meeting as they provided input to our work:

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