2 March 2021 — 18:00 - 19:00
FREE
Join viral sensation, Jackie Weaver, and a group of community heroes to discuss getting involved with your local (parish and town) council. Are you passionate about your community? Do you want to help make a long-lasting change? Do you have concerns about a specific issue and want to do something about it? This event will tell you what you need to know about local councils, and what they do, the role of a councillor and how to become one.
Speakers: Cllr Emily Benner, Croxley Green Parish Council, Cllr Rachael Pearson, Denmead Parish Council, Cllr Dan Thomas, mayor of Much Wenlock Town Council and Jackie Weaver, chief officer at the Cheshire Association of Local Councils
Host: Matt Chorley, presenter for Times Radio and Saturday columnist for The Times
For joining details follow : Make A Change — free public event (nalc.gov.uk)
Come join the conversation on the 4th March 2021 at 12:00 to 13:30pm.
This webinar will be an engaging conversation with BBC contributor Dr Nighat Arif. It will be a safe space to ask questions or share your concerns regarding the vaccination and fertility, or anything related to women’s health. Everyone is welcome to join the conversation.
To join the webinar please use the Microsoft Teams this link The Vaccination – A focus on Fertility, Pregnancy and Maternity webinar or use the Teams link below :
There has been a very encouraging take up and to all those that have responded - a big thank you to all. If possible we encourge as many residentsd to repond by mail or online so that we gain the best understanding of what are the future housing needs in Bayston Hill.
Click www.righthomerightplace.co.uk/housing-needs-survey-questionnaire
The census is coming... and it's onlineThe census is a national survey that happens every 10 years and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales. The next one will take place on Sunday 21 March 2021 known as Census Day. Soon you will receive a letter that will tell you everything you need to know about how to complete #Census2021
Why is census data collected?By taking part, you’ll be helping make sure Telford and Wrekin get the services needed now and in the future. All kinds of organisations, from local authorities to charities, use the information to help provide the services we all need, including transport, education and healthcare. Without the census, it would be much more difficult to do this. The first ever online censusCensus 2021 will be online so you can fill it in at any time and on any device. Paper versions will be available for those who need it. You must complete the census by lawYou must complete the census by law. If you do not, or if you supply false information, you could be fined up to £1,000. Some questions will be clearly labelled as optional: it is not an offence if you do not answer these. We will be keeping you updated along the way. Read more
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