01.
THE CHARITY
The charity was set up as a charitable trust by Dudley Council in 1982 and it is governed by a set of rules called a ‘trust deed’. Like all charities, it is registered with and regulated by the Charity Commission.02.
THE TRUSTEES
The trustees are the people responsible for controlling the administration and management of the charity.03.
THE MILL
For the benefit of the inhabitants of Sedgley and Gornal and the neighbourhood thereof to restore and preserve the Windmill as an exhibit of arts and craftsmanship.
About Us
Ruiton Windmill Preservation and Development Trust is a registered charity that manages Ruiton Windmill in Upper Gornal, which is a listed building of historical significance and a great resource of the local community. The charity looks after the Windmill and rents out the facility to a number of groups.Become a Friend
You might want to become a friend of Ruiton Windmill or simply pop along because you’re curious about the iconic gem right on your doorstep. Ruiton Windmill Preservation and Development Trust is a registered charity that manages Ruiton Windmill in Upper Gornal, which is a listed building of historical significance and a great resource of the local community. The charity looks after the Windmill and rents out the facility to a number of groups. The charity wants to link with their community and identify people and groups who could use the facility or be involved in plotting an exciting future for the mill. New trustees are also wanted who can bring passion, enthusiasm and energy to breathe new life into this important historic community building.
The Mill
The Future
The charity wants to link with their community and identify people and groups who could use the facility or be involved in plotting an exciting future for the mill. New trustees are also wanted who can bring passion, enthusiasm and energy to breathe new life into this important historic community building. David Bowdley, Ruiton Windmill Trustee said, “We’re really proud of our amazing community venue and would like it to be used and supported by even more local people. Our open day is a great way for people to find out more about us and find out how they can get involved.”
01.
THE CHARITY
The charity was set up as a charitable trust by Dudley Council in 1982 and it is governed by a set of rules called a ‘trust deed’. Like all charities, it is registered with and regulated by the Charity Commission.02.
THE TRUSTEES
The trustees are the people responsible for controlling the administration and management of the charity.03.
THE MILL
For the benefit of the inhabitants of Sedgley and Gornal and the neighbourhood thereof to restore and preserve the Windmill as an exhibit of arts and craftsmanship.
About Us
Ruiton Windmill Preservation and Development Trust is a registered charity that manages Ruiton Windmill in Upper Gornal, which is a listed building of historical significance and a great resource of the local community. The charity looks after the Windmill and rents out the facility to a number of groups.Become a Friend
You might want to become a friend of Ruiton Windmill or simply pop along because you’re curious about the iconic gem right on your doorstep. Ruiton Windmill Preservation and Development Trust is a registered charity that manages Ruiton Windmill in Upper Gornal, which is a listed building of historical significance and a great resource of the local community. The charity looks after the Windmill and rents out the facility to a number of groups. The charity wants to link with their community and identify people and groups who could use the facility or be involved in plotting an exciting future for the mill. New trustees are also wanted who can bring passion, enthusiasm and energy to breathe new life into this important historic community building.
The Mill
The Future
The charity wants to link with their community and identify people and groups who could use the facility or be involved in plotting an exciting future for the mill. New trustees are also wanted who can bring passion, enthusiasm and energy to breathe new life into this important historic community building. David Bowdley, Ruiton Windmill Trustee said, “We’re really proud of our amazing community venue and would like it to be used and supported by even more local people. Our open day is a great way for people to find out more about us and find out how they can get involved.”
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