An extension to an existing local scheme, to provide a case worker serviceand handyperson visits: offering advice on keeping warm, carrying out minorbuilding repairs and installing simple energy saving measures...
For residents who are vulnerable during periods of very cold weather.Anyone can call on behalf of themselves, or someone else, to requestemergency support from Red Cross volunteers. This support can...
The Volunteer Co-ordinator's Forum aims to enable volunteer managers inBrighton & Hove to feel supported in their role and connected with theirpeers. It is open to anyone who has direct...
With the implementation of the digital switchover occurring in the Brighton & Hove area in March, there will be an increasing
The outcome of the consultation was that almost 87% of respondents said Yes to trialling the new communal recycling bins and 71% of respondents agreed with the proposed locations of...
We have been asked to form a representative group to discuss Alcohol issues and its impact on the local are.
If you are interested, then please either contact us or leave a comment below. Initial meeting date in the next few weeks!
Thank you
Tim Nichols Head of environmental health and licensing, has provided some advice sheets are available to deal with noise, licensing etc. Please download from the attachments below
The Licensing Team are running a consultation about the way applications for licenses to sell alcohol are considered by Brighton & Hove City Council.
As part of this they are considering extending the Cumulative Impact Area and the Special Stress Area and are looking at developing a matrix approach for considering applications.
Passengers who wait for the 12 or 37 at the bus stop outside Sainsbury in North Street Brighton can finally catch their bus in the morning
The New Official National Neighbourhood and Home Watch
website goes live
Dear members,
Please find below official notification that the new national website is now live and
ready to use which I hope you will use to circulate to the wider membership who may
not be aware of the site. The Home Office and the Minister James Brokenshire for
Crime Prevention have informed us that they are very happy with the pilot phase of
the website and that we should now focus our attentions on promoting it within the
Neighbourhood Watch community to populate and update the site with local
schemes, news and events.
A new local action team is being formed to fill the gap between the existing LATs.
This will fill the area between the CMPCA, the BOTlat and the B&A lat
for more information on the local LATs please see http://www.safeinthecity.info/?q=neighbourhoods/lats
Many residents of Farman Street and Cross Street were also in attendance
Bill introduced the two council representatives Jonathan and Simon who dealt with the previous aborted request for a gate.
They told us that the previous gating order was very slow going and had received more objections than any other applications in the city. The Ramblers Association and Local Access Group have issues regarding gating orders.
The
next LAT meeting is Wednesday 25th November in The Cornerstone at 1915 hrs (7.15
in old money)
I
hope you are able to come along. This is your chance to meet our local Police
and to ask them questions.
Bill
Cowell
Co
Chair
http://www.eastbrunswick.co.uk
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