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HCR Law Trustees’ Week
Seminars to empower and celebrate trustees

HCR Law, one of the firms on the Methodist Church’s panel of solicitors, is holding in-person seminars during Trustees’ Week 2025 (3rd–7th November 2025). These are open to Managing Trustees and will celebrate and support the important work undertaken by charity trustees.

Held annually each November, Trustees’ Week highlights the vital role charity trustees play in the governance and success of charities and voluntary organisations. It highlights the contribution made by charity trustees, raises awareness of their responsibilities, and encourages more people to consider becoming trustees themselves.

The week offers opportunities for training, networking, and sharing best practices, as well as fostering a stronger and more effective voluntary sector.

The events feature keynote speakers, expert legal panels, and professional advisers to help charity trustees connect, learn, and develop their skills. Full details of each event can be found below:


Tuesday 4 November – Birmingham (In person)

Venue: SciTech Centre, Centre City, 7 Hill Street, Birmingham, B5 4UA
Time: 17:00 – 19:30

Guest speakers:
Katie Harris, Birmingham Children’s Hospital
Ed Caswell and Wolfie Papirnik, RBC Brewin Dolphin

More details and sign up


Friday 7 November – Central England (In person)

Venue: HCR Law, Lancaster House, Northampton, NN1 5GE
Time: 12:00 – 14:30

Guest speakers:
Zak Kitchen, Metro Bank
Will Amos, Hawsons
Nina Gandy, Cynthia Spencer Hospice Charity

More details and sign up


These events are open to anyone who is a charity trustee, which includes Managing Trustees, people interested in becoming a Managing Trustee, or those who support charities in their activities. We encourage you to sign up to the events and HCR hope to see you there!

If you have any queries in relation to the guidance in this article, please contact the TMCP Legal Team for further assistance.

Disclaimer

Please note that this document is to provide guidance and assistance to Managing Trustees and their professional advisers. This guidance note is general in nature, may not reflect all recent legal developments and may not apply to the specific facts and circumstances of any particular matter. Also note that nothing within the documents and guidance notes provided by TMCP nor any receipt or use of such information, should be construed or relied on as advertising or soliciting to provide any legal services. Nor does it create any solicitor-client relationship or provide any legal representation, advice or opinion whatsoever on behalf of TMCP or its employees. Accordingly, neither TMCP nor its employees accept any responsibility for use of this document or action taken as a result of information provided in it. Please remember that Managing Trustees need to take advice that is specific to the situation at hand. This document is not legal advice and is no substitute for such advice from Managing Trustees' own legal advisers.