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Brent Council is organising a Be A Councillor! event for residents in the London Borough of Brent who are interested in becoming more involved in local government.
The event on Tuesday 15 October from 6.30pm will offer information about what is involved in becoming and being a councillor. It will feature a panel discussion with three current members of Brent Council, and there will be the opportunity to find out more about the role and responsibilities of a councillor. The event is taking place during Local Democracy Week 2019.
Programme:
6.30pm Registration and refreshments
7pm Welcome and Introductions
7.05pm Presentation: Councillors and Local Democracy in Brent
7.15pm Councillors’ Panel Discussion
8pm Q&A
8.30pm Close
To register please book a ticket on Eventbrite at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/be-a-councillor-tickets-75130793225
Alternatively you can email StrategyandPartnerships@brent.gov.uk or call 020 8937 1068. If you have any questions contact James Diamond on 020 8937 1068.
Brent CCG (Clinical Commissioning Group) are inviting people to participate in the on-going development of this work by joining the ‘Patient & Public Palliative Care Working Group’.
If any attendee at a Dementia Café or anyone you know would be interested in this they can:
· Attend a workshop – WORKSHOP 3 ‘Aftercare & bereavement’- 3-6pm, 24th October 2019 , Museum of Brands – 111-117 Lancaster Road – London W11 1QT click here to Register to attend
· Sign up to a newsletter to stay informed – email: nwlccgs.triborough.palliativecare@nhs.net
· Join a working group – see information attached
· Contact the project team at: nwlccgs.triborough.palliativecare@nhs.net or call 0203 350 4366
Ten classic German novels that will enrich your life. Once you’ve done these, try Why We Took the Car by Wolfgang Herrndorf.
These ten novels, ranging from the late 19th century to the last couple of years, are modern German classics. Earning international acclaim, each one is essential reading.
Source: 10 German books you have to read before you die – The Local
Can-do communities are growing rapidly across the capital, driven by residents who feel increasingly “cut off” from their local government. There are now 79 officially recognised London community