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Annual General Meeting 2008
 
The meeting was well attended.  Reviewing the year showed how much we've achieved and developed: swimming sessions, the second weekend away, ongoing work with the police including consultations on policies affecting trans people and much more.  With 2 members of the committee stepping down over the course of the year, it was great to gain a further 2 new members and for a Glasgow member to be affirmed in his role by the membership.  From this position, we aim to build on our successes to date.

26th October 2007:Transmen take to the countryside
 
This was our second annual weekend away.  This time we had exclusive use of a hostel in central Scotland for transmen to relax, socialise and enjoy the fresh air.  In return for the funding we received from LGBT History Month, a workshop was held.  We produced posters featuring the lives of transmen, past and present.  We went for a walk on the Saturday and visited another exciting castle before going our separate ways on the Sunday.

11th September 2007
 
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7-9th September 2007
 
A fantastic time was had by Transmen Scotland members who attended the residential weekend hosted by the Western Boys, who are based in Somerset.  Around 60 guys, with a few friends and family members, got together at the first national event for around 6 years.  There's no doubt the internet cannot replace the experience of being surrounded by people like oneself.

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Monday, January 29, 2007

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Group News Update
It has been a busy few months, so apologies for the lack of web updates.  During the run up to Christmas we had a Christmas quiz in Edinburgh and a joint ice skating social at Murryfield Ice Rink where some whizzed around the ice, other fell a few times and still others looked on in amazement from the sidelines.
 
Our January meetings proved a welcome 'pit-stop' from the rigours of seasonal festivities and the new year has started in earnest.  In February the Edinburgh group will be hosting a drama workshp with Kerri Mesner and in Glasgow we will be viewing a transgender awareness dvd produced a couple of years ago as a teaching resource.
 
February is also LGBT history month so keep an eye out for lots of LGBT focused events happening in your area.
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