About the Norman Nicholson Society Portrait of Norman Nicholson by Ray Troll
WHO'S WHOPresident: Lord Bragg of Wigton
Life Vice-Presidents: David Boyd, Neil Curry, Kathleen Jones Chair: Charlie Lambert Secretary: Janice Brockbank Membership Secretary and Editor of Comet: Dr Antoinette Fawcett Treasurer: Brian Charnley Schools & Community Liaison Officer: Sue Dawson University Liaison Officer: Dr Christopher Donaldson Press Officer: Charlie Lambert (email c.lambertmedia@gmail.com) Committee: Dorothy Richardson, Glenn Lang, Brian Whalley |
The Norman Nicholson Society was formed in 2006 with the aim of educating the public in, and promoting the works of, Norman Nicholson.
We organise and support events and special projects which promote appreciation of Norman's work. We facilitate communication and the exchange of ideas between all who have a mutual interest in Norman's life and work. We also seek to encourage creative reflection upon locality in accordance with Norman's example. The Society is pro-active in establishing links with schools and universities and is open to funding opportunities to enable us to expand this work. We are grateful to those funders who have supported us: the Britten-Pears Foundation for enabling us to commission a new piece of work by the composer Harry Whalley as part of our celebrations of Norman Nicholson's centenary in 2014; the Heritage Lottery Fund for a £10,000 grant in 2017 to pay for a feasibility study and architect's plans with regard to our project to buy Nicholson's old house; Arts Council England, Millom Town Council and Millom CGP Trust for supporting the Norman Nicholson Festival in 2019. 
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Our constitutionThe Society's constitution can be seen here.
Data protection policyNew data protection regulations, know as GDPR, came into effect in the UK on May 25th 2018. The Society has reviewed and updated its data protection policy which can be seen here.
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Hear
Antoinette Fawcett talking about the formation of the Society and its ongoing work HERE 
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Join the Society
New members are warmly welcomed. Membership fees are £15 per annum or £20 for a couple living at the same address, and £6 youth membership (up to age 25). Please contact us via the Contact page.
Comet
The Society's newsletter Comet is mailed out to members, either as a hard copy or by email in pdf format at the preference of the member. The newsletter contains articles and discussion about Nicholson's work, original work by members, and news of Society activities. The editor is Antoinette Fawcett.