About the event
Lots of membership organisations have Annual General Meetings (or 'AGM'), and trade unions are no exception. The MU has regional AGMs.
This is your chance to find out what’s going on where you are and have your say on issues that could be affecting you in the East and South East England region.
It's also an opportunity to meet regional staff, regional committee members and fellow members, and hear updates on the Union’s local work. A member of the MU secretariat will be in attendance to provide an update on national issues.
Your AGM, Your MU
Trade unions have power because of their members, and the MU is no exception. Our democratic structures means that everything we say and do has the power of over 36,000 musicians behind it. Our AGMs are a vital part of that - from the issues you raise and discuss to standing for committees, your AGM is your opportunity to use your power.
How to attend
The AGM will be hosted in a hybrid mode:
- in-person at Musicians’ Union HQ, 30 Snowsfields, London, SE1 3SU
- and online via Zoom.
Let us know you intend to come, online or in-person, by booking a place at the AGM via the form below. Please include any access and dietary requirements.
You will need your MU membership number to complete the booking form. If you do not know your MU membership number you can find this by: logging in to your My MU account; checking your email invite from us; or contacting us directly.
Accessibility
Our HQ building has step-free access and is close to London Bridge tube station.
The MU makes every effort to ensure that all events we organise are accessible to everyone who would like to attend. We want to provide equal access to our events for all our members.
If you have any access requirements you would like us to be aware of and / or you will be attending with a personal assistant / support worker, please include these details in the event's booking form below.
Should you wish to discuss this prior to booking, please contact your East and South East England Regional Office on 0207 840 5536 or via email esee@theMU.org.