MP to host post-pandemic Health and Wellbeing Fair
This Friday I’m hosting my first Havant Constituency Health and Wellbeing Fair from 10am to 2pm, at the Emsworth Baptist Church.
Attendance is free, and everyone is welcome.
Good health and wellbeing have never been more important following the Covid-19 pandemic.
That’s why my fair will bring together local community groups, health charities, and other bodies to help provide advice and support in relation to mental and physical health to engage with local residents.
Emsworth Medical Practice along with many other local groups are supporting my fair, and I hope to see you all there!
In June this year, we mark 40 years since the Liberation of the Falkland Islands.
Men and women from across the Havant Constituency played a key role in this feat.
I would like to pay tribute to those people and thank them for their service to our country.
That is why I am organising a Parade and Wreath Laying ceremony, in central Havant.
The Parade will begin at 3pm on Sunday 19 June and will depart from the Ex-Servicemen’s Club on Brockhampton lane in Havant.
Finishing at the War Memorial outside St. Faith’s Church.
There will be a Wreath Laying at the War Memorial. Everyone is welcome.
As part of my long-running campaign, I am also giving Havant Constituents Union Flags free of charge.
You can apply for yours online by visiting AlanMak.org. uk/Flag.
I am also encouraging Havant Constituency students to enter a Falklands Forty competition, that is being run by the Islands’ Government.
Entrants aged between 1618 are invited to answer the following question:
What do the Falkland Islands mean to you?
The eight winning entries will win a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the Falkland Islands!
More information on the competition can be found at falklands40comp.co.uk.