January 22nd 2020
Posted in 2019 - 2020 notices, Front page
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Meeting November 20th 2019
Posted in 2019 - 2020 notices, Front page
Hornsey & Wood Green Parliamentary Candidates are invited at 2.40pm
‘ I am not on-line – am I missing out?’
David Briggs
NPC Digital Inclusion/Exclusion Working Party
Zoe Douglas
Haringey Reach and Connect
This is a service offering information and support to people over 50 in Haringey
Wednesday November 20th 2019 at 1.30pm
Hornsey Parish Church Hall, Cranley Gardens, N10 3AH
Entrance on Cranley Gardens through car park
Doors open from 1pm
Buses W7 W3 144 stop nearby
Meeting September 18th 2019
‘A celebration of Activism’
Anti-Apartheid movement: Patsy Pillay (video)
Archway Road Widening Scheme: Pamela Jefferys (video) Hetty Bechler’s involvement is credited.
Save Hornsey Central Cottage Hospital: Janet Shapiro
Keep Haringey Libraries Open: Stephanie Ramamurthy
WEDNESDAY September 18th 2019 at 1.30pm
Hornsey Parish Church Hall, Cranley Gardens, N10 3AH
Entrance on Cranley Gardens through car park, doors open from 1pm
Buses W7 W3 144 stop nearby
Meeting July 17th 2019
Posted in 2019 - 2020 notices, Front page
‘What is Good Mental Health?’
Dr Uttara Mandal, Consultant Psychiatrist & Millie Curtis, Assistant Psychologist
Both from Haringey Memory Service and Mental Health Service for Older People (Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health NHS Trust
Dr Mandal will explain the most common conditions in older people, whether they can be prevented and how to get help if needed.
WEDNESDAY July 17th 2019, 1.30pm
at Hornsey Parish Church Hall, Cranley Gardens, N10 3AH
Entrance on Cranley Gardens, doors open at 1pm
Buses W7, W3, 144 stop nearby
See film coverage of the protests on June 21st
SAVE OUR TV LICENCE
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The National Pensioners Convention (NPC) is calling on local pensioner groups, trade unions, community groups, students, members of the public, MPs and councillors to make a stand. www.npcuk.org
Our group attended the protest on Friday 21 June at 12 noon outside Portland Place, London, W1A 1AA. (Nearest tube to Oxford Circus)
we protested that:
1. The BBC’s decision to means-test the TV licence for older people
2. The Government’s decision to make the BBC pay for the concession
Bring your Local banners and placards along with whistles, drums and other instruments.
The NPC is clear – if we fail to protect this concession, the government will begin looking at the winter fuel allowance and the bus pass. Local newspaper, the Ham & High covered our June 21st protest.
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