Community Share Offer Reopens

Our community share offer has been reopened once again, following a number of enquiries from potential investors who missed out on the original share offer.

The original share offer raised £128,600 from 304 investors, passing the minimum target of £100,000 before the October 2025 offer deadline.  The new offer opens with exactly the same details as before but without needing to achieve a minimum target amount.

  • Minimum investment: £250
  • Payable upfront or in ten monthly instalments
  • Funds refundable if the Amulet is not purchased by 31 August 2027

The share offer is open to both new and existing members.

Please consider investing in shares if you have not done so already, as this grassroots community support really helps strengthen our campaign and demonstrates to funding bodies that there is a strong local desire to reopen the Amulet.

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