A group of students from City College Brighton and Hove who are
currently studying for their Young Apprenticeship in Construction, are
providing their skills free of charge to The Whitehawk Inn in East
Brighton. The tasks they are undertaking include protecting fencing,
benches and stairways with water resistant wood sealant, painting and
decorating lower areas of the building plus bricking and
plaster-boarding vents in an area of the basement which is leaking.

Monday December 7,   4.30pm at the Crew Club, 26 Coolham Drive BN2 5QW.

Whitehawk Community Hub

Exciting changes are on the way in your area, with a new centre for the community bringing together, health and social care services, pre-school facilities, education, and library services in one place at or near Whitehawk Primary School in Whitehawk Road. The project is due to be completed and open in September 2011, providing it gets planning permission.

How do I comment and find out more?

Public meeting

Attend the public meeting on Monday December 7, 4.30pm at the Crew Club

Exhibition

A successful youth club may have to close many of its projects due to lack of funding.

The Crew Club in Whitehawk, Brighton, set up ten years ago following the fatal stabbing of Jay Kensett, has more than 400 members aged seven to 16.

But its organisers are stunned after being knocked back in an initial application for a £25,000 grant from Brighton and Hove City Council.