Community Share Offer Passes £70K

Our community share offer is making good progress and we now have 142 members, who have invested a total of £70,750, so we are on track to pass our minimum target of £100,000 and then head towards our optimum target before the offer closes on 31st October 2025.  

This significant community investment shows strong grassroots support for the reopening of the Amulet. We will need to get as close as possible to our £200,000 optimum target so that major funders will be persuaded to provide the remaining money required to reach the purchase price.

Planning to buy shares?

If you are planning to buy shares but haven’t done so yet – then now is a great time to do so!  Your investment now will encourage others to join the campaign whereas waiting until the very last minute risks us missing our target and you can now pay by instalments to spread the cost.

Want to learn more?

Come to the Amulet for any of the events or contact us by email or telephone, using details on our website.

Run a Local Business?
Businesses may also invest in our share offer and become members of the society.  Get in touch to find out about our business briefing events.

or visit our website at https://buytheamulet.org.uk/shares

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