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Please browse through this page and see some of our activities. at the very bottom of this page there is a consultation paper on seminars to take place during 2010 and please feel free to let us know your thoughts as we like to have some feedback on how best we can stage very good seminars.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ABOVE ARE SOME OF THE SPEAKERS AT THE VIOLENCE AND CRIME SEMINAR SPONSORED BY SAFER STRONGER COMMUNITIES  BESAFE FEEL SAFE AND THE LOTTERY AWARS FOR ALL 

 

 

PICTURED ABOVE ARE ANDY LOVE M.P. , DAVE BURROWES M.P. SERGEANT DAVE OSBORNE, MARSHA BEHARIE FROM GRAIL  PAUL SUTTON FROM YOS  

 

Photo of Neil Standring

 

VERY INTERESTING SEMINAR ATTENDED BY OVER 120 PEOPLE . The representatives from YOS and YEP GAVE PERFORMANCES AROUND RAP MUSIC AND A PLAY BY THE GYA    ( GHETTO YOUTH ARTS) GAVE

PART OF THE PERFORMANCE SOON TO BE SHOWN AT MILLFIELD THEATRE

 

 

 

 

 

THE DRUG  AND ALCOHOL ABUSE SEMINAR  ORGANISED BY OUR ASSOCIATION September 2008 PROVED TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS.

      

  

REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE POLICE FORCE, COMMUNITY WORKERS HEADTEACHERS AND TEACHERS THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SERVICES  FROM THE LONDON BOROUGH OF ENFIELD  MPS  AND COUNCILLORS MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND YOUNG PEOPLE  WERE PRESENT AND THEY HAVE CONTRIBUTED DURING THE OPEN DISCUSSION SECTION.

EVERYONE AGREED THAT FURTHER SEMINARS ON THIS ISSUE AND OTHER MATTERS  SUCH AS HEALTH. EDUCATION,CRIME, EMPLOYMENT ETC SHOULD BE ORGANISED.

 

  • More seminars to take place in the early Autumn.  

  • See page SEMINARS for full details.

  • SEMINARS

     

    NOT TO BE MISSED  FREE ENTRANCE FREE FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS 

     

    OUR ASSOCIATION IS ORGANIZING THREE SEMINARS IN THE EARLY AUTUMN OF 2009. THERE WILL BE THREE SEMINARS STARTING WITH VIOLENCE AND CRIME THEN IT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY DRUGS AND ALCOHOL ABUSE AND THE THIRD WILL BE EDUCATION TRAINING AND MODERN APPRENITCESHIPS.

                      PLEASE PUT THESE  DATES, TIMES AND VENUES  IN YOUR DIARY.    (SEE BELOW)   

  • These seminars are funded by National Lottery Awards For All and Safer Enfield  o which we Thank for their continued support.

     

     

    ALL SEMINARS ARE FREE. FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE.  IF YOU INTEND TO COME

    PLEASE EMAIL; gsavva49@hotmail.co.uk 

     

                   THURSDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER 2009

                                       24TH SEPTEMBER 2009

     

    VIOLENCE AND CRIME 24TH SEPTEMBER 2009 FROM 7.00 P.M. TILL 10.00 P.M. GLADYS AYLWARD THEATRE IN WINDMILL ROAD N18 OPPOSITE MILLFIELD THEATRE.

                             WEDNESDAY 07/10/2009

    DRUGS AND ALCOHOL ABUSE   6.30 .00.P.M.  ENFIELD CIVIC CENTRE  SILVER STREET ENI 3XF

     

    THURSDAY 08/10/2010

     

    EDUCATION TRAINING AND MODERN APPRENTICESHIPS.

    ENFIELD CICVIC CENTRE COUNCIL CHAMBER  SILVER STREET ENI 3XF  6.30 p.m. till 10.00 p.m.

     

     

                          PLEASE PHONE 020 8807 7824

     

     

    These seminars are taking place to celebrate 25 years in existence of our assocaition some funding we will be staging seminars directed   for the youth and around health  and training issues. 

     

    If you will like to participate in the seminars these will be held on the 24th September 2009 at the Churchfield School Latymer road N9  6.30.p.m. . till 10.00p.m.  Subject. Violence and Crime

     

     

     7th, 8th October 2009 from 7.00 p.m. till 10. 00 p.m.   in the Council Chamber Enfiled Civic Centre Silver Street EN1 3XF on Drugs and alcohol abuse and Training and Education including modern apprenticeships.

     

     

     

     

     

    If you like to sponsor any of our events please contat us.

     

    Leaflets and posters will be distributed with names of sponsors and speakers.

    THESE EVENTS MAY BE COVERED BY TELEVISION CHANNEL/S 

    • Please watch this space for more information.
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    Invitation to the Seminars. RSVP


    FREE ENTRANCE FOOD AND REFRESHMENTS


    Lefkara Association of Great Britain is a Charitable Organisation (charity number 295494) has received a small amount of funding and has decided to hold some seminars which could be of interest and of benefit to the community.

    Series of 3 seminars under the title MAKING YOUR OWN IDENTITY

    On the 24th September 2009 the first one will be held at 
     
    As I know some of you may have a face book or any other kind of publicity machine, can I please ask that you consider having  the information for these seminars on your network.
     
    At the same time I will to invite you to attend these seminars along with your friends.
      Please RSVP if you are coming on 020 8351 1385 or email  

     
     
     
    gsavva49@hotmail.co.uk please mention the seminars you will like to attend and give preference whether you are vegetarian, or prefer hallal food, kosher or any other diet.
     
    Number of people coming.
     
     
     
    Kind regards
     
     
    Churchfield School Latymer Road N 9 from 6.30. p.m. till 10.00 p.m. Subject: Violence and Crime. Personal safety.


Among the guests to speak are an ex offender and the mother of a victim. The borough commander will be one of the guest speakers. Sergeant Dave Osborne, Paul Sutton, Neil Standring, Andy Love M.P. Dave Burrowes M.P.

 

On the 7th October 2009 at the Council Chamber Enfield Civic Centre Silver Street ENI 3XF
Drugs and Alcohol Abuse FROM 6.30. P.M. TILL 10.00 P.M. Andrea Clemens, Andy Thomson, Jayne Longstaff, Lesley Johnson

DRUGS AND ALCOHOL ACTION TEAM FROM ENFILED COUNCIL WILL BE PRESENT AS WELL AS SPEAKERS FROM LIFELINE


On the 8th October 2009 at the Council Chamber Enfield Civic Centre Silver Street ENI 3XF will be the subject on Education ,Training and Apprenticeships. From 6.30.p m. till 10.00. p.m. Speakers Co- Director of Education and Childrens services Neil Rousell Enfield Council, John Burke Co- rdinator Enfield Training Services (Case Study) Soulla Christodoulou, BA,PGCE Teacher of Business / Deputy Director of Learning, Sixth Form The Ravenscroft School, Totteridge, N20, Judy Flight Place Shaping, Businnes Development. The Rt Hon Joan Ryan M.P. and ministers shadow ministers and local MPs THE Leader and opposition Leader Enfield council and councilors have been invited to attend.

RSVP. Please ring 020 8807 7824 or email gsavva49@hotmail.co.uk


 
As I know some of you may have a face book or any other kind of publicity machine, can I please ask that you consider having  the information for these seminars on your network.
 
At the same time I will to invite you to attend these seminars along with your friends.
  Please RSVP if you are coming on 020 8351 1385 or email  

 
 
 
gsavva49@hotmail.co.uk please mention the seminars you will like to attend and give preference whether you are vegetarian, or prefer hallal food, kosher or any other diet.
 
Number of people coming.
 
 
 
Kind regards

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    • BELOW IS THE CONSULTATION  PAPER ON SEMINARS FOR 2010

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  • iT ONLY TAKES LESS THAN 3 MINUTES TO FILL AND PLEASE AND WE WILL LIKE TO HEAR YOUR VIEWS AND COMMENTS.


     


     Chair: George Savva M.B.E. 47, Rylston Road London N13 5NQ Tel: 020 8807 7824
    Email: gsavva49@hotmail.co.uk fax: 020 8379 3417 website: www.lefkaraassociation.org.uk

    10/11/2009

    Consultation on Future Seminars

    Following our very successful seminars held recently we have had some feed back on those but will like to ask you to let us know please what subjects you will like us to include in the seminars during 2010.

    We are planning to hold at least 3 seminars during 2010 and if you can spend 3 minute filling this questionnaire and email is t back to us we will be grateful.


     

    Seminars should be held from 10 00 a.m. till 1.00 p.m. Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    After 2.00 p.m. □ After 6.00 p.m □ do not know □


    Seminars in School Hall Yes □ No □ do not know □

    Theatres Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    Civic Centre Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    How long do you expect seminar to last all day Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    Up to 3 hours. Yes □ No □ Do not know □
    4 hours. Yes □ No □ Do not know □
    4 to 6 with two breaks Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    Subjects

    Education Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    Health Awareness Yes □ No □ Do not know □

     

     

     

    Youth Issues Yes □ No □ Do not know □

    Drugs and Alcohol Abuse Yes □ No □ Do not know □


    Diabetes Awareness Yes □ No □ Do not know □


    Elderly Services Yes □ No □ Do not know □


    We know there are a number of other issues that we have not covered and please feel free to let us know what other issues you may want us to addres

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    George Savva M.B.E.

     


    Yours faithfully

     

     

    Blue plaque for missionary Gladys goes back on wall

    Wednesday, 11 November 2009

    Job done: Councillor George Savva with Gladys Aylward deputy head Paul Phillips

    Job done: Councillor George Savva with Gladys Aylward deputy head Paul Phillips


    A NEW blue plaque commemorating a missionary made famous in a Hollywood film will replace the original which had been ripped down.

    The original plaque, which commemorated Gladys Aylward, was taken down by tenants of a house in Cheddington Road, Edmonton, in April, causing outrage among other local residents.

    Despite repeated appeals for it to be replaced, the landlady of the property has finally agreed that another plaque can take its place.

    Haselbury ward councillor George Savva led the original protest and Gladys Aylward School, in Windmill Road, Edmonton, and the Enfield Society have agreed to share the bill for a new plaque at a cost of just under £700.

    Mr Savva said: “After a long campaign I’m glad the owner has agreed to allow us to put the plaque back. The plaque is something that Edmonton should be proud of and we should look after these things because it’s our heritage.”

    Born into a working class family in 1902, Gladys grew up in Edmonton, but travelled to China in the 1930s to work as a missionary.

    When the Japanese invaded in 1938 she helped evacuate nearly 100 children over the mountains. Her life was immortalised in the Ingrid Bergman film, The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness.

    Paul Phillips, deputy headteacher at Gladys Aylward School, said: “We’ve a small legacy of artefacts from her life and times. We want to do more work with the community and she’s a good role model. It’s also good to show that Edmonton has a history. The owners have agreed to keep it there and let us know if there’s any damage.”





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