PRE-ELECTION HEALTH POLICY DEBATE CENTRE FOR HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES #CHSSge17 http://www.kent.ac.uk/chss

Wednesday 31st May 2017 7.00pm start (doors open 6.30pm) Gulbenkian Theatre University of ,

The NHS and health issues remain a key national election issue and are of particular concern here in East Kent.

CHSS are hosting a health policy debate prior to the 2017 General Election to hear more about the parties’ policies in this important area. Question your local candidates All of the main local parties have confirmed that they will be sending their Kent parliamentary candidates to take public questions from the floor and inform the audience what their policy plans could mean for the future of our health and social care.

The following parliamentary candidates have confirmed their attendance: • Sir , Conservative Party • Rosie Duffield, Labour Party • James Flanagan, Liberal Democrats • Henry Stanton, Green Party

CHSS warmly invites you to this free event - no booking necessary. Map and directions overleaf.

Join the debate live! • Watch the debate live at youtube.com/kenttelevision • Or tune in to CSRfm radio locally via 97.4fm radio or listen online at http://CSRfm.com

Brought to you in collaboration with KTV and CSRfm

Further information Please contact Helen Wooldridge T: 01227 823052 E: [email protected] MAP AND DIRECTIONS This event will be taking place in the Gulbenkian Theatre at the University of Kent's Canterbury campus (map reference J10), immediately next to the central visitors pay and display car park.

Please visit here for a downloadable and printable version of the map: https://www.kent.ac.uk/maps/canterbury/canterbury-campus

Please visit this website for directions by road, rail and bus to our Canterbury campus: www.kent.ac.uk/locations/canterbury/directions.html

If you choose to drive then you will be able to park in any marked bay at the Canterbury campus without a permit from 5.00pm onwards. Please use sat nav postcode CT2 7NP and follow the signs to the central visitors’ car park.

For information regarding accessibility at the Gulbenkian Theatre please visit http://www.thegulbenkian.co.uk/your-visit/disabled-access.html