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It is planned there will be further demonstrations to hold the government accountable to the people who realise that as part of nature and the environment, we are all in the same boat and that predicted rises in temperature may be mitigated if we can take action now and not just Blah, Blah, Blah and kick the can down the road for someone else to deal with! With the present rise in temperatures, sea levels are rising due to ice caps & glaciers melting, putting island and coastal communities at greater risk of inundation and erosion, more extreme rainfall and dry weather conditions generally leading to flash flooding, wildfire burning and desertification. Climate change is here and accelerating! CJB
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Members of Lowestoft branch of Suffolk Pensioners Association, affiliated to Anglia Region NPC and to the NPC, walk with over a hundred people in the Global Climate March at Lowestoft on 6th November 2021, as an urgent reminder to the COP26 Climate talks being held in Glasgow that we need to invest in Green energy and divest from Fossil fuel energy as a matter of action NOW to safeguard future generations and to lessen the impact on climate change.
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Chris, with Janet, invited to speak on Anglia NPCs campaigning at the AGM of COPE, Cambridge Older People's Enterprise, at their AGM at St. Luke's church, Victoria Street, Cambridge in August.
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4 NPC members behind Anglia Region NPC banner at the Save our NHS Demo with others from Lowestoft & Yarmouth People Before profit Groups outside James Paget University Hospital, Gorleston on Saturday 3rd July 2021.
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East Suffolk Councillor Louise Gooch, one of four of us using the open mike, in support of the NHS, Nurses' Pay and Social Care Reform.
Lowestoft Town Centre Action on the day of the Peoples Assembly Demonstration in London - 26th June 2021.
Lowestoft Town Centre Action on the day of the Peoples Assembly Demonstration in London - 26th June 2021.
Above - With People Before Profit supporting NHS workers pay claim at JPUH entrance from A47 - 1st April 2021
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Above: 12 noon 11th March 2021 - slow handclap in solidarity with the nurses pay claim.
Go to meetings page to see a transcript of the zoom speech above.
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The need for a new settlement for care services such as ours is a new demand of the East Anglia People Before Profit Action Group whose members will be in evidence with large banners on main roundabouts in the region from February 2021. Visit their Facebook page for more details.
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Suffolk People's Assembly Demo - Lowestoft - Saturday 5th December.
Three members of Anglia Region NPC took part on the issue of NHS & Care Service.
Pictures outside closing & closed shops, disused bus shelter and closed hospital estate sold into private hands.
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Suffolk People's Assembly Protest - 17/10/20.
Publicising NPCs National Care Service Report. Leafletting SPA.
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UN INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE OLDER PERSON - THURSDAY 1st OCTOBER 2020 - NORWICH - CAMPAIGNING FOR A PROPER NATIONAL SOCIAL CARE SERVICE ON THE LINES OF THE NPC GOODBYE CINDERELLA REPORT.
To read the full E-Report please go the MORE dropdown box - click 5th box down on NPC NATIONAL STRUCTURE - Beneath the official details are the Important Press Releases - scroll till you see the large 21MB Download File 'Goodbye Cinderella - A New Settlement for Care Services'.
There is an order form for the booklet as published on the inside back cover. Mail Orders with Cheques made out to NPC are accepted for £2.75 per copy or £9.75 for 5 copies (inclusive of P&P) - Send to NPC, Marchmont Community Centre, 62 Marchmont Street, London, WC1N 1AB.
To read the full E-Report please go the MORE dropdown box - click 5th box down on NPC NATIONAL STRUCTURE - Beneath the official details are the Important Press Releases - scroll till you see the large 21MB Download File 'Goodbye Cinderella - A New Settlement for Care Services'.
There is an order form for the booklet as published on the inside back cover. Mail Orders with Cheques made out to NPC are accepted for £2.75 per copy or £9.75 for 5 copies (inclusive of P&P) - Send to NPC, Marchmont Community Centre, 62 Marchmont Street, London, WC1N 1AB.
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FREE TV LICENCE FOR THE OVER 75s PROTEST - See below and right!
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Anglia Region members and friends (above) protesting at Millennium Plain, Norwich, Thursday 30th July, at the withdrawal of the automatic free TV Licence for the over 75s from August 1st 2020.
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NPC POSTER - 2020 CORONA VIRUS LOCKDOWN
GENERATIONS UNITED & CLAP FOR CARERS - PLEASE DISPLAY! | ||
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Free TV Licence Letter - scheme delayed till August due to National Emergency coping with Corona Virus - March 2020 - Protest outside Lowestoft MP office 28th March called off due to National Emergency and letters written to EDP (above) and MPs in the Anglia Region instead.
Outside in the main shopping street (above) with inquisitive locals and a curious young herring gull (below).
Indoors at the 60+ Club, Lowestoft
Excess Winter Deaths Demo November 27th London below & 28th Lowestoft above.
Anglia chair Chris Brooks at Downing Street supporting London Region demo Nov. 27
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Gathering at Trafalgar Square in the rain for the walk down Whitehall with the demo coffin.
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Above pics.
Anglia NPC Stall at Haymarket, Norwich 28/9/19 Anglia Banner at Global Climate Strike, Lowestoft, 20/9/19
Anglia NPC Stall at Haymarket, Norwich 28/9/19 Anglia Banner at Global Climate Strike, Lowestoft, 20/9/19
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ABOVE: Anglia Chair Chris Brooks centre, with Stephen left and Richard right, all members of Lowestoft Coalition Against the Cuts, protesting outside Lowestoft Rail Station, the most easterly in the country, for www.weownit.co.uk on Wednesday 14th August 2019, the day 2020 fares were announced to be increased by an average of 2.8%.
BELOW: Anglia chair Christopher Brooks, also a CAFOD and Christian Aid supporter, represented the East Anglia Region's NPC at the Climate Change Mass Lobby around Westminster on Wednesday 26th June when around 10,000 constituents from all over the UK lobbied Parliament on the situation, the greatest inter-generational issue of our time. Chris was one of eight who lobbied the Waveney constituency MP Peter Aldous who gave a good hearing to those who met him later in Portcullis House and promised a further meeting back in Lowestoft. Though not able to go to the meeting himself, Chris met and chatted with MP Norman Lamb (Lib Dem. pictured), shook hands with Rory Stewart (Conservative Prime Minister candidate) and spoke briefly to Hilary Benn (Labour) on his way back to Westminster underground station.
BELOW: Anglia chair Christopher Brooks, also a CAFOD and Christian Aid supporter, represented the East Anglia Region's NPC at the Climate Change Mass Lobby around Westminster on Wednesday 26th June when around 10,000 constituents from all over the UK lobbied Parliament on the situation, the greatest inter-generational issue of our time. Chris was one of eight who lobbied the Waveney constituency MP Peter Aldous who gave a good hearing to those who met him later in Portcullis House and promised a further meeting back in Lowestoft. Though not able to go to the meeting himself, Chris met and chatted with MP Norman Lamb (Lib Dem. pictured), shook hands with Rory Stewart (Conservative Prime Minister candidate) and spoke briefly to Hilary Benn (Labour) on his way back to Westminster underground station.
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Anglia Region NPC Free Licence for the Over 75s Protest outside BBC Look East TV and Radio Norfolk Studios at The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich - Friday 21st June 2019.
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At the Pensioners Parliament Blackpool, and afterwards at Salford Quays, Manchester for a Free TV Licence for the over 75s protest June 2019
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SAVE ALL HALLOWS HEALTHCARE TRUST
Care Home, Home Care Services & Hospital - Beccles Demo outside CCG HQ - 27th March 2019
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National Pensioners Convention Board at the Biennial Delegates Conference - Yarnfield, Staffs. March 2019
Anglia NPC (purple flag) at Westminster demonstration & Rally about Free TV Licence for the over 75s. March 2019
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Anglia NPC Coffee morning at Lowestoft 60+ Club - November 2018
EXCESS WINTER DEATHS COMMEMORATION
Winter 2016/17 34,300
Winter 2017/18 50,100
EXCESS WINTER DEATHS COMMEMORATION
Winter 2016/17 34,300
Winter 2017/18 50,100
Save Lowestoft Hospital Campaign - supporting Lowestoft Coalition Against the Cuts - October 2018
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Exhibition of Lowestoft Hospital in Central Library - LOWESTOFT HOSPITAL SITE - PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
United Nations International Day of the Older Person - 1st October 2018 Norwich
Burston September 2018
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Blackpool June 2018
Chris. Leafletting at Lowestoft Spring 2018 with Tony & Lesley - 10th Anniversary of the Free Bus Pass.
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The NPC regrets the scale of excess winter deaths as highlighted by
the Office of National Statistics and campaigns to mitigate it.
EXCESS WINTER DEATHS = NUMBER OF WINTER DEATHS (DECEMBER TO MARCH)
MINUS AVERAGE NON-WINTER DEATHS
(from APRIL TO JULY and AUGUST TO NOVEMBER)
EXCESS WINTER DEATHS for 2016 / 17
34,300
Coffee morning at Lowestoft 60+ Club - November 2017
Anglia Region skeleton crew support the Lowestoft Scrap the Cap Rally October 2017
Burston School Rally 2017
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Wednesday 5th July 2017 near Norwich & Norfolk Hospital.
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Above Anglia skeleton crew members from Lowestoft celebrate the 69th anniversary of the NHS with other Norfolk health campaigners.
Blackpool Pensioners Parliament 2017
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NPC at the Burston School Strike Rally September 2016
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Anglia NPC at UN International Day of the Older Person 1st October 2016
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Views of the Pensioners Rally and March before the 2016 Pensioners Parliament at Blackpool.
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Norwich
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A member of the public signs her support at the Anglia Region information and leafletting stall for Dignity Action 'BETTER CARE NOW' on Saturday 30th January 2016 at Haymarket Norwich. 300 leaflets were handed out in two hours around noon by six Anglia members. The chairman had already circulated Norfolk Local authorities, four CCGs in Norfolk two District General Hospoitals at Norwich and Kings Lynn and 41 residential nursing and care homes in the Norwich area for their pledge of support for the NPCs Dignity Code. Norfolk MPs were being contacted by affiliated members in their particular constituencies for their support.
ATTLEBOROUGH Black Balloon release by Anglia Region members after the winter quarterly meeting 10/12/2015.
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WINTERTON DUNES RALLY - November 2015
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Rally of Anglia members Saturday 7th November 2015 at Winterton Dunes in support of keeping Public Toilets open during daytime over winter. Originally there was a plan by Gt Yarmouth Borough Council to withdraw from funding half of their public toilets and possibly close them, but this one at Winterton has been adopted by the local Dunes Cafe management and Coastwatch unit to be kept opened.
Lowestoft pensioners congratulate the local enterprise of keeping toilets open in this favorite tourist location. Sunday 8th November 2015 Anglia Region pensioners brave the wet and windswept car park at Winterton Dunes cafe Saturday 7th November 2015 before returning home after the rally.
Dignity Day, Lowestoft 2014
Local representatives Councillor June Ford, Mayor of Lowestoft, and (from left) Peter Aldous MP for Waveney Constituency and Peter Collecott Chairman of Waveney District Council with Christopher Brooks Chairman of Anglia Region Pensioners Association at a signing ceremony in support of the NPC Dignity Code, on Saturday 1st February 2014.
Local representatives Councillor June Ford, Mayor of Lowestoft, and (from left) Peter Aldous MP for Waveney Constituency and Peter Collecott Chairman of Waveney District Council with Christopher Brooks Chairman of Anglia Region Pensioners Association at a signing ceremony in support of the NPC Dignity Code, on Saturday 1st February 2014.
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Essex, Clacton Hospital
