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newsletter for the One in 5 people in Southwark who are 50 or older JUNE / JULY 2014 www.southwarkpensioners.org.uk INSIDE THIS ISSUE GRAND RELAUNCH! From the Chair 2 Advice and Employment 3 SPAG & Affiliated Groups 3 SPC Party 5 Health and Wellbeing 5 Holidays & Day Trips 6 SPC Projects 6 Community Noticeboard 7 Dates for your Diary 8 One in 5 Newsletter is produced and (Lto R) Harriet Harman MP, Neil White, Dora, Bill Skelly, Simon Hughs MP published by Southwark Pensioners Centre (SPC), in partnership with On Wednesday 9th April we relaunched our newly decorated and Southwark Pensioners Forum (SPF) refurbished Centre. and Southwark Pensioners Action Group (SPAG). It was a wonderful morning – the sun shone and the Centre was Views expressed in One in 5 are not filled to capacity. necessarily those of SPC. Tessa Jowell MP, who was on the day lecturing at Harvard How to get One in 5 University, USA, sent a message of goodwill in which she said: All members of SPC receive the “I’m so sorry I can’t be with you to celebrate the opening of your newsletter every two months. refurbished Centre. You will have my full support in the exciting Affiliated groups receive ten copies. plans to move to a bigger and more accessible space over the Membership fees for 2014: road to allow for more activities and services. The work done by • Individual £5 the Centre continues to be a lifeline for so many older people • Affiliated groups £25 right across Southwark and it has always been a great source of (joint membership for all three personal pride to serve as your patron! Good luck!” groups) Simon Hughes MP, Justice Minister, spoke about the importance To become a member please of the Centre in breaking down social isolation amongst older contact us at: people. He reminisced about the twenty-five plus years that he 305-307 Camberwell Road, has been involved with working with SPC and its members and SE5 0HQ promised to continue to support us. Telephone: 020 7708 4556 ...continued on page 6 FROM THE CHAIR Welcome to the summer edition of One in 5. We have a number of new classes starting this summer and some old classes with a new twist! We have the Contemporary Jewellery making class, the Inspirational Choir group and Movement and Relaxation classes starting. If you want to come along, please either ring us to register or pop into the Centre. Our holidays and day trips are as usual proving very popular. If you haven’t already done so, please register to go on one of these outings – this summer get out there and make new friends. Please keep the date Friday 25th July free because starting from 12 noon we will be holding our Pensioners Party in the Park themed on recognising the service of the men and women in the armed forces. The event will include a free drink, pie and mash lunch, music and dancing. If you want to come along please ring up to put your name down or pop in to the Centre and collect your ‘ration book’ as this will be used as the ticket for entry to our marquee. We are planning a fund-raising event for SPC based on the popular Strawberry Tea held two years ago. The date will be announced in the next issue of the newsletter but will be either late August or early September. If you’d like to help organise or have any ideas to share then please contact the admin team. As you know we are always trying to improve our service by listening to what the members want. And having listened to what members want we are re-introducing fixed appointments for those who need to get advice on welfare benefits, housing, debt counselling or just need signposting to other agencies. You will be seen at a set time so less hanging around. To make an appointment please phone the Centre and speak to our Admin team who will be happy to help you. However, we also realise that not everyone is able to physically come into the Centre so we are developing more outreach work – taking all the good work that we do at the Centre out into the heart of all parts of our community – watch this space! By the time you read this article Southwark Pensioners Forum will have held another Pensioners Parliament, hosted by Simon Hughes MP. That along with SPAG’s election hustings last month is another example of the pensioners of Southwark holding both local and national politicians to account. You can read more about this from Mary Phillips elsewhere in the newsletter. This month we say goodbye to Sabrina Kerr, our popular, hardworking and talented Health and Wellbeing Officer. She has secured a senior role with another charity in North London. We wish her all the best and hope that her experience in the last two years working for SPC will stand her in good stead. Have a happy and active summer holiday – wherever you go and whatever you decide to do! Dora Dixon-Fyle, MBE Chair of Trustees SPC STAFF AND TRUSTEES SPC STAFF Director - Neil White SPC TRUSTEES Finance Officer - Giovanna Cerron Dora Dixon-Fyle (Chair); Kurban Haji (Vice Chair); Health and Wellbeing Officer - Sabrina Kerr Neil White (Company Secretary); Revd. David Aplin; Marketing & Information Officer - Javier Escuder Tony Evans; Leah Jones; Stephen Lancashire; Administrative Assistant - Lorna Sampson Otutuola Dupe Majekodunmi; Vicky Naish; Denise Advice Workers - Lorraine Beecham & Carmen Perez Nicholls; Richard Rees; Carol Vincent; Thomas Learning Support Worker - Jason Green White Information, Advice & Advocacy Manager - Janine Warner-White SPC RECEPTION VOLUNTEERS Centre Administrator - Maggie Handscomb Brenda Bewick; Nafisa Mirza; Carol MANY THANKS to all contributors, and a special 2 Finnerty; Madeleine Kekwick; Rex thanks to Mary Phillips for her continued support with McConochie; Audrey Heron; Sheila Nichols proofreading this edition of One in 5. ADVICE & EMPLOYMENT To book your appointment please phone 020 7708 IMPROVEMENT TO THE 4556 and ask for Lorna, Javier or Giovanna. Please ADVICE SERVICES be aware that you will be asked for personal details when requesting an appointment. Southwark Pensioners Centre will now be offering more opportunities for members to receive free quality advice: VOLUNTEER GARDENER WANTED! Booked appointments: Monday to Friday SPC is looking for a volunteer to look after our between 9:30am and 12.30pm. garden at the back of the centre. Interested? Please Drop-in service: Tuesday to Thursday between contact Lorna Sampson at SPC on 020 7708 4556, 2.00pm and 4.00pm. [email protected]. Both services are available to people aged 50 years and over, who live or work in Southwark. The advice service provides help with issues related to welfare benefits, housing and debt advice. SPAG & AFFILIATED GROUPS The issue of free school meals which Labour brought SPAG MEETING in led to a healthy debate. The Liberal Democrat admitted that although he had been against it at The Southwark Pensioners Action Group held an first he has now changed his mind. It is now being th election hustings on Wednesday 14 May. Only rolled out around the country. Peter John pointed two of the candidates turned up, David Noakes, out the dangers of means testing, which can lead to shadow cabinet member for Adult Social Care and some people not getting what they should. Peter John, Labour leader of the council. They gave a good account of themselves. Both candidates agreed that the council should have an ethical investment policy and there was a The chair (Mary) started the meeting by pointing out debate about whether this country really needs a that the state pension is below the poverty level, deterrent such as Trident and whether the council although we have paid out for it all our working should make sure it does not invest in tobacco lives. So we need the freedom pass and the winter companies or armaments manufacturers. fuel allowance just to get by. Some tenants are having trouble with waste The question of the Heygate Estate was raised. The collection. Sometimes people are not told in new flats are already being advertised in Singapore advance when the collection day is changed, for and we are not convinced that those who have example when there are bank holidays. been decanted are being properly rehoused. It was felt that many residents who have housing The council say they are paying a fair price to care benefit for their accommodation do not look after home providers. So why is it fair if people who their properties! It was suggested that council have homes worth over £23 thousand have to pay tenants should be reminded in these instances several hundred pounds more per week for the that they have to maintain standards, maybe with same services? Southwark council should insist a warning letter! that the same fees should apply to all Southwark residents who have to pay to go into a care home! It was certainly worth while holding the meeting and people now have more of an idea of the policies of Norma raised the issue of lack of toilets! There are the two main parties on Southwark Council. no facilities now, even in the Elephant & Castle station unless you can find someone to let you in. Mary Philips 3 CAMBERWELL GARDENS GUILD SPRING FLOWER SHOW I attended the Camberwell Gardens Guild spring flower show held recently at Clubland in the Walworth Road. The hall was full of exhibits of beautiful spring flowers, pot plants, textiles, and lots of enticing homemade cakes and jams as well as lots of friendly and knowledgeable CGG members.
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