This article is about registration to attend the Annual General Meeting. If you wish to vote on the resolutions please visiting the AGM Voting page.
The British Pig Association Annual General Meeting will be held on Friday May 12th at 11.00 am. The meeting will be held at The Barn, Farmers Fayre, Stoneleigh Park, CV8 2LZ and by video conference. The physical meeting will be restricted to a maximum of 30 members but members will also be able to join the meeting online. Members will need to register for the physical or online meetings and invitations will be issued. Please do not attend the physical meeting if you have not received a confirmation invitation.
If you would like to attend the physical meeting at Stoneleigh please send an email to
In the event that the meeting is oversubscribed attendees will be prioritised as follows: Officers, elected representatives and specific guests will be allocated a place after which the remaining spaces will be allocated to ensure a balance of breeds, regions and membership types.
Registration to attend the Annual General Meeting of the British Pig Association by video conference is now open.
The Annual General Meeting is open to members of the Association only.
Registration is required and following registration you will receive an invitation specific to you. It cannot be shared.
Voting will be been carried out in advance via our voting website. You will not be able to vote on the day of the meeting.
Unfortunately as this is a hybrid meeting we will not be able to take questions during the meeting. Questions can be submitted to
Please use this link to register in advance for the online meeting.
Register to attend the BPA AGM online
On the day of the meeting please ensure that you use the unique link that will be sent to you once your registration has been confirmed.
Do not try to use the link above or any of the links published on social media or the BPA website. These links are only for registration.

The British Pig Association (BPA) exists to conserve our rare breed pigs, promote our pedigree breeds and ensure breed longevity.