dorisenglish: March 2008

Friday, 28 March 2008

ST JOHNS WARD

The first community meeting was well attended. Re: Anti social behaviour under age drinking etc. We were told 'Dont moan Phone'. So the number is 08453-302010 its a 24 hour line to the Police. If they do not know the problem they cannot respond. The more complaints received the more chance the problem can be addressed. Its a numbers game so do complain when you are affected by ASB.

Saturday, 22 March 2008

St Johns Ward

Just a reminder the Community meeting with Councillors and Police is taking place on Tuesday 25th March. Please try to come. Holy Cross Hall, Chapel Lane, 7.30pm. Further information can be seen below.

Thursday, 20 March 2008

INFORMATION ALERT

From 30th March 2008 NHS Trust number for Good Hope, Heartlands, Solihull and the Chest Clinic will be 0121 424 2000. The Trust believes it will make it easier for patients and visitors to contact them. When the switchover goes live a message will be left on the existing numbers to notify callers of the new number. If you have any questions you can email communications@heartofengland.nhs.uk

Sunday, 16 March 2008

INFORMATION

With all the Walk a Mile today publicity on television, I am proud of my daughter and her husband who have walked 10 miles in the cold and rain to raise money for the Heart Foundation. The walk undertaken in memory of her father who died of a heart attack 3 years ago. The money raised by all who took part will go towards research.

Wednesday, 12 March 2008

LICHFIELD CITY COUNCIL

Shops relaunch scheme to keep lost children safe. Parents and carers who become separated from their children whilst out shopping, will be given a helping hand in being reunited with their lost offspring. Thanks to a scheme which is being relaunched. For further detailed information contact PCSO Lisa Pritchard at Lichfield Police Station or on 08453 302010

Saturday, 08 March 2008

FAIRTRADE CITY

On Saturday 8th March Lichfield City celebrated by ringing of all church bells at Noon. Broadcaster George Alagiah handed over the Fairtrade City Certificate to the Mayor of Lichfield Councillor Mark Warfield and cut a Fairtrade cake. George Alagiah has been patron of the Fairtrade Foundation since 2002. He spoke at a public meeting at 2pm at Wade Street Church on the theme 'What Price Your Cappuccino?' The meeting was well attended.

Sunday, 02 March 2008

LICHFIELD DISTRICT COUNCIL

When Chairman of Council 2005/6 one of my charities was the Marie Curie Cancer Care. We planted a 'Field of Hope'. Thousands of Daffodils were planted along a woodland walk in Beacon Park, Lichfield.( It is alongside the Western relief road.) The daffodils are now in bloom. The reason for the Field of Hope was to remember our loved ones who are no longer with us. Perhaps those of you who live in the area, may like to walk along this path of memory. If you are visiting Lichfield I am sure you will find it a peaceful place. I did as I walked along the path today as the sun shined down.