JERICHO COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Membership

<p>Susan Moser joins the JCA at the Jericho Street Fair</p>

Susan Moser joins the JCA at the Jericho Street Fair

The Jericho Community Association (JCA) is a charitable incorporated organization with a committee of trustees who are elected each year by full members at the annual general meeting.

Membership of the JCA is free, and anyone can apply to join. Full voting members, however, have to live in Jericho. Jericho is defined by the land bounded on the west by the east bank of Castle Mill Stream, on the north by Walton Well Road, on the east by Walton Street and on the south by Hythe Bridge Street, the boundary being formed by the middle of the roads. There are three main types of membership:

  1. Full member – Persons living within Jericho. Full voting rights at a general meeting
  2. Junior member – Person under 18 year living in Jericho. No voting rights
  3. Associate member – Person living outside Jericho. Very welcome to join, or become a trustee but no AGM voting rights

Application for membership There is no charge for membership. Application may be made in the following ways:

  • Here, on the Jericho Online website
  • By completed membership form available in the Community Centre, handed to JCA staff or trustee, or mailed to JCA, 33a Canal Street, Oxford OX2 6BQ

Duration of membership Membership will last for three years Members will be reminded two months before their membership expires and will be invited to renew. If they fail to respond, the membership will automatically expire. For further information, please see: JCA Membership Management Policy JCA Constitution

Did you know?

Why Juxon Street?

Juxon Street is named after William Juxon, President of St John’s College from 1621-33.

Cranham Street used to be a blot on the city

Before Grantham House was built, the site became notoriously derelict, making Cranham Street according to the local press a ‘blot on the city’ – wrecked by local children, and a refuge for rats and for ‘layabouts sleeping off the drink’ who were repeatedly evicted by the police.

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