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Branch Framework Principles
The following principles guide Local Branches within the BOVF framework: Has this been helpful? If you have any suggestions for corrective or improvement action, please email webmaster@bovf.org.uk Read more →
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What Branches Do
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Why Branches?
If everyone does a little bit, no one has to do a lot. The British Overseas Voters Forum (BOVF) has branches to effectively reach and support British citizens living in different parts of the world, helping them stay informed and engaged with UK voting rights… Read more →
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Join local branch confirmation
Thank you so much for your interest in joining your local BOVF branch! We will be in touch with you shortly. You can contact us about your local branch by emailing: membership@bovf.org.uk Read more →
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Join a Branch
Apply here to be part of your Local Branch Read more →
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New Branch Policy
As you continue to grow and strengthen your BOVF branch, keep in mind a few key principles that can guide you toward long-term success. You will find lots of Branch resources on the BOVF website HERE Why Branches? The BOVF was founded by those who… Read more →
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Branch Event Organizer
The Local Branch Chair plays a crucial leadership role within the British Overseas Voters Forum (BOVF) by providing direction, coordination, and support to the activities and initiatives of the local branch in their country. Read more →
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BOVF Branch Registration
Use this page to provide the Board of Trustees of BOVF with pertinent information needed to consider the creation of a new BOVF branch. Read more →
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Final Tips for Success
Be Flexible and Adaptable First, always remain flexible and adaptable—as your branch grows, be open to new ideas, feedback, and changes in strategy that better serve your members and community. This will help your branch stay relevant and responsive to the evolving needs of British… Read more →
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Reporting to your stakeholders
Planning Your AGM. It is important that on or around the anniversary of your branches creation, you hold a meeting (an Annual General Meeting or AGM) to engage all your stakeholders. This can be online or as an in-person event. This means that in addition… Read more →