Barking and Dagenham, Havering and Redbridge CCGs are reviewing the simple wound care service provided across the three boroughs.

The aim is ensure that the local NHS wound care service is accessible, easy to use, and provides what patients need.

 As part of this, the CCGs are seeking the views of patients and their families and a short survey has been set up to gather feedback.

Please note that, due to the tight deadline for responses, the survey closes on Friday 8 June 2018.

The survey can be accessed here: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/LGY8HH7

MURDER ON THE NILE

“Christie’s “whodunit” masterpieces comes to town!”

Following last year’s hugely successful production of ‘The Ghost Train’, the Brookside Theatre are proud to present a stylish and exciting new production of the Queen of Crime’s classic thriller, MURDER ON THE NILE.

On board a steamer, cruising under the scorching Egyptian sun, honeymooners Simon Mostyn and his wealthy socialite wife Kay find themselves being pursued by an old flame of the newly wedded groom. Tragedy strikes… a body is discovered and all fingers point to Simon’s ex fiancée but everything is not what it seems and holidaying cleric, Canon Pennefather is drawn into a web of intrigue and deceit as he finds himself on the trail of a ruthless murderer.

MURDER ON THE NILE is unarguably one of Agatha Christie’s most iconic thrillers, packed full of autocratic dowagers, bright young things, suspicious foreigners, exotic locations and a plot which twists and turns like the Nile itself.

‘Murder On The Nile” runs from Wed 6^th to Sat 9^th June 2018 at the Brookside Theatre, Romford. Tickets are available from the theatre’s website www.brooksidetheatre.com or call the box office on 01708 755775.

Meetings held   at    North  Street   Halls ,24 North Street, Hornchurch – Opposite  Iceland   RM11 1QX .  Normally on  the third  Monday  of each month (except for August and January) at 8PM

At our 18  June 2018  Meeting, We have have invited to Sseak Dr Tim Tree. Reader in Immunolgy, MSc in Medical Immunolgy. School of Immunolgy & Microbial Services, King’s College. We have  our  own  website , it includes our whole list of events for the year, plus other valuable information  for your attention.

The link to the website is http://havering.diabetesukgroup.org/

Or contact  our  secretary  , Ann on 01708 -935779, for more details, Ann will be more than happy to assist you with your enquiry

Everyone is Welcome at  our  group .If you are a diabetes sufferer it is well worth coming to our meetings , we can provide the support you need .Our group has been established for 39 years .We have a speaker every month , on a medical subject , you can really get some good advice .

Dear all, as part of the new data protection requirements we need members to re-sign the membership form when they get the chance.

Many of you did it at the last forum meeting, for others the form is attached below. Please sign and return next time you come to the forum.

As we said before we do not share your data with any 3rd parties and only use it should we need to contact you on forum business.

Membership form (April 2018)

Hi everyone, we are required to conform to the new data protection requirements, Those of you who were at the last forum meeting will have been informed and asked to re-sign their membership to allow us to use your details to run the forum as below. If you have not signed then please do so  when you next come to the forum to allow us to continue to contact you on an individual basis as needed.

The following policy was agreed and adopted at the executive committee meeting on 16^th April. Each committee member is individually and collectively responsible for following and implementing the policy.

The data we collect, and hold is for membership reasons and to contact members on a specific subject specific to that member.

This data consists of Name, Address, contact phone number and email address.

This data is held in paper form in a membership book by the membership secretary and is kept within a secure household for security reasons. No paper backups are kept of the information except for the membership application forms which are held with the membership book.

Members data will be removed from the book once the member says they wish to leave the forum or fail to renew their membership.

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The committee will only use the data to contact individuals on an as needed basis, e.g for contact to a member to ask about a trip they may be on, or to warn members that something they are booked on has been cancelled.

Where email is used to more than one member then their email addresses will be specified using “bcc” to keep their email address private.

The list will never be used for mass distribution of material, for bulk emails, or be passed onto any third parties.

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People who wish to receive notification of website postings will need to self register on the website with an email address. No other information is recorded other than the email address and is self managing by the person.

The membership form will be amended to ask members to specifically approve of the information being held for this purpose when they apply for membership from now on

A copy of this policy will be held on the website.

TheTitanic Exhibition is on from Saturday, 7 April –  Saturday 1 September  The exhibition of original artefacts from the Titanic, sister ships and survivors is supported by a series of Titanic related talks, which must be booked in advance

*Titanic: Honour & Glory Exhibition & Titanic

 Films

An inspiring exploration of the exhibition, the local connections to the ship and Titanic films.

Thursday, 26 April and Saturday, 19 May

*The Titanic : Survivors, Rescuers and Artefacts

Stories from the survivors and rescuers and how

Titanic artefacts have become today’s valuable

treasures.

Thursday, 31 May and Saturday, 21 July

David Lawrence: My Titanic Collection

David Lawrence, a Titanic artefacts Collector for

over 25 years, shares his knowledge and discusses

his Collection.

Thursday, 10 May and Saturday, 30 June

Titanic:  The Aftermath

Dr Ian Browne explores the immediate and long

term implications of the Titanic disaster, individual

stories, the political fall out and developments in

marine archaeology.

Saturday,  28 July

The Premiere of a new play about the life (death) of Winston Churchill will be performed at The
Brookside Theatre in Romford: . Ostensibly based on the diaries of Churchill’s doctor Sir Charles
Wilson the Baron Moran, the play is titled The Public Interest.

-It is February 1965, Charles is in his study trying to put together the opening
chapter of his new book “Churchill The Struggle for Survival”
As he suffers writers block, somebody turns up, an old friend, who, despite being
welcome, has absolutely no business being there as he died this morning. The
friends relive their past together – bringing back another world to be lived one
final time – and judge its implications for the future that will come after them.

The run will be only three performances Friday 25th and a Matinee Saturday 26th
May 2018 in lieu of a tour next year if it is received well.

The Box Office can be found here: https://thelittleboxoffice.com/brookside/

The Public Interest is a brand new play by the author Kenton Hall.
It is being Produced by Jai Sepple of Strictly Theatre,
and Directed by Alexander Knight from Parallax Theatre.
Stephen Moriaty as Sir Charles Wilson, Lord Moran,
Clifford Hume as Sir Winston Churchill,