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Eligible members can vote online, by post, in branch, in person at the AGM or via the live stream. If you're eligible to vote, you'll shortly receive your voting information either by email or in the post depending on how you've chosen to receive your AGM communications.
You can register to receive your AGM voting pack by email rather than post in future.
Find out more on our AGM registration page.
Votes must be received by 5pm on Wednesday 22 April 2026. Or if you're voting in branch, votes must be received by 3pm on Friday 17 April 2026.
Voting closes at 5pm on Wednesday 22 April 2026.
The AGM will be held on Monday 27 April 2026 at 2pm at our Principal Office:
Skipton Building Society,
The Bailey,
Skipton,
North Yorkshire,
BD23 1AP (Please use for sat nav purposes).
If you're planning on joining us in person, call 0345 850 1733 to register your place and check our AGM page, or call us for any updates before you travel.
Please bring identification, e.g. your Skipton passbook, passport, driving licence or a utility bill dated within the last 3 months.
For more detailed directions, look at how to find us or call 0345 850 1733.
If you can't attend in person, you can join us and vote via the live stream. Further details will be added to this page nearer the time.
If you're not able to vote online, you can vote by post. Your form needs to arrive by 5pm on Wednesday 22 April 2026.
You can complete a voting form in your local branch by 3pm on Friday 17 April 2026.
If you have a personal savings account, mortgage or hold Permanent Interest Bearing Shares with us, it means you’re a member of the Society, as long as you keep a minimum balance of £1.
However, to be able to vote you need to maintain a minimum balance of £100, be the first named account holder and meet the voting conditions below.
If you operate an account on someone else’s behalf, for example, as an attorney or personal representative, you’re not the member. Instead, membership stays with the customer named on the account.
Full details about membership and voting are available in the Rules of the Society [PDF].
For joint accounts, only the first-named account holder is eligible to vote.
A body corporate entitled to vote may:
a) authorise a person to act as its Corporate Representative at the meeting by way of a resolution of its directors or governing body. The original or certified copy of the resolution must be received by 5pm on 22 April 2026 or the right to vote is not exercisable. The appointed Corporate Representative is not entitled to appoint a representative; or
b) use the voting form (or vote online) to appoint a representative to attend and vote at the AGM as it instructs (please read the Voting Notes on your voting form or the voting site for further details). The voting form must be signed by a duly authorised officer of the body corporate.
If a Power of Attorney for a member entitled to vote has been registered with the Society; and the power allows, the attorney may either:
a) attend and vote at the AGM on the member’s behalf; or
b) appoint a representative to attend and vote on the member’s behalf, by completing the voting form (or voting online).
Alternatively, the member can attend and vote at the AGM, or appoint a representative to attend and vote, instead of their attorney. Attendance and voting at the AGM can either be in person in Skipton or online.