Bristol Estate

There have been some reports of anti social behaviour being caused in the blocks. Carol and myself are working with housing to try to resolve the issues.

We continue to hold monthly surgeries, details of which are on the noticeboards. Please feel free to come along to these and discuss any issues you may have.

We are writing to you to ask you to complete a short survey to help your ambulance service improve the way we engage and involve our patients, staff and stakeholders.

I would be very grateful if you could circulate to your members and community contacts this e-petition on the LOLA (Leave Our Loos Alone) campaign aimed at keeping public toilets in Brighton and Hove’s parks and seafront open, clean and safe:

Due to the success of the Saturday morning breakfast club, we are now extension it to Sunday

from 9-2 book your place now!

Public meetings planned in Brighton and Hove next month will give people an opportunity to hear about and give their views on local healthcare priorities.  

If you know people living in the city, both your colleagues and clients who might be interested in attending, please spread the word, as spaces are going quickly. Due to venue capacity, places at all three meetings need to be booked ahead of time.  You can read more here. http://www.brightonandhove.nhs.uk

This is just a reminder that our exhibition moves to the Audrey Emerton Building (on Eastern Road, opposite the hospital) this Saturday.  It will be open as follows:

Saturday 15th October - 10am to 5pm

Sunday 16th October - 10am to 5pm

Monday 17th October - 10am to 8pm

During October the hospital redevelopment team will be running exhibitions at three locations across Brighton and Hove. These exhibitions are open to all and will show the plans for the redevelopment of the RSCH that were formally submitted

Saturday 6th August 1pm – 4 pm

• Bouncy Castle
• Displays, Stalls and Activities
• Exhibition Bric and Brac
• Games... Spots vs Stripes
• Food

All activities take place in and around the Community Room,
146a Donald Hall Road
For more details or to get involved or help on the day contact Graham
Allen, community worker 01273-272767 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

While sue is recovering, the breakfast club will be taking a short break, stay tuned for more news

(No one was suitable to don her pinny!)

Police forces across England and Wales are rolling out 101 as the new police non-emergency number - the number to call when you want to contact your local police but when it’s less urgent than 999.

101 will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is due to be adopted by every police force in England by early 2012.