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were you in the childrens parade? see if the community reporter caught a snap of you.
If you want to upload your pictures for everone to see, then please contact us
The April edition of the whitehawk and manor farm newsletter is attached to this post. please download and see what you can get involved in.
In response to residents and workers concerns, Communities Against Drugs, ru-ok?, Albion in the Community, The Crew Club and Can Control have been working with a group of local young people to design a cannabis information 'graffiti poster', aimed at their peers. The poster will be displayedh on the bdill board on the WhitehawkCo-op, on the corner of Henley Road and Whitehawk Road between the 10t and 23r May for everyone to see.
Communities Against Drugs and the Whitehawk and Manor
Written by AdministratorFarm Crime Prevention Forum ran a competition for young people in your area, asking them to design a magnet publicising Crimestoppers and their telephone number. We had lots of fantastic entries and the winning design was judged by
Do you live in the WHMF area and ride a mobility scooter?
The newly formed TART display scheme needs you, download the PDF for more information
After two work days with Friends of Sheepcote Valley a working party consisting of local residents, scouts, police, community wardens, and Park Rangers have almost completed the re-
establishment of the Hawk over Whitehawk.
Co-ordinated by Tony Silsby of Serendipity the resulting work can now be seen (further photo's
available on request):
Playbuilder Seminar – 29th April 2010 – 6.30 to 8.30 (food available from 5.30)
Three Playgrounds are due to be re-developed in Whitehawk this year. One in East Brighton Park, One moving from A on the map to B, and the third located either at D (preferred option) or alongside existing one at C.
There are two places available per playground to attend the meeting – if you are a member of a nearby resident or parents group and would like to attend contact
Andy Silsby – 07879452929 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further details.
UPDATE pics of the winners now shown!
Whitehawk Festival Committee Present Easter Egg Rolling at East Brighton Park – meet by Café
Activities will run from 11.00 until 1.00 on the 14th of April.
A youth club which was set up after a teenager was murdered could close within six months, The Argus can reveal.
The Crew Club, set up following the fatal stabbing of Jay Kensett in 1999, offers support to more than 200 young people in Brighton and Hove every week.
But almost 11 years to the day after Jay’s death, bosses at the Crew Club warn its funding pot is now dry.
Chris would like to use the bus to visit the new Whitehawk Health Centre and Library but unfortunately it does not go near enough
IS the new centre worth it? download our poster now, or vote http://www.whitehawk.uk.net/component/apoll/apoll/1-getting-to-the-centre
