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We are pleased to announce the date for a very special Annual General Meeting (AGM) as HVG is 20 years old this year. Our Guest Speaker is Don Flynn, Director of Migrants' Rights Network. We hope that you can join us for an evening of stimulating discussion. Our theme this year is 'Migrant detention - How do we avoid becoming the 'nasty country'?' Don Flynn leads Migrants' Rights Network’s strategic development and coordinates the policy and project work. He also chairs the UK Race and Europe Network (UKREN) and the Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants (PICUM). He is a regular and sought-after speaker at conferences, seminars and lectures, and we are delighted that he can join us here in Portsmouth. Launched in 2006, Migrants' Rights Network is a young, dynamic national NGO working and campaigning in support of migrants in the UK. Aiming to defend the rights of migrants and develop a dynamic and diverse network that builds bridges across different sectors and interests, Migrants' Rights Network helps to get migrants’ voices heard both at local and national levels. For further information about their work, please visit: http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/ Venue: All Saints Church, Commercial Road, Portsmouth, PO1 4BT Time: 1900 Parking and Location: All Saints Church is on Commercial Road opposite Sainsbury’s, and is 60 seconds from the end of the M275. The M275 is accessible from junction 12 of the M27. At the M275 junction, take the Portsmouth Motorway. Shortly after the flyover, the road terminates at a roundabout. For access to two surface car-parks, turn left into Wingfield Street and there is parking to the left and right almost immediately. The parking on the right is All Saints parking. The All Saints Parking regrettably, levies charges 24hours a day. The cost is £2.40 for two hours/ There is nearby street parking at no cost. For more parking details please check on en.parkopedia.co.uk/parking/Portsmouth. Flyer below - please feel free to pass this onto friends and colleagues you think would be interested in the subject. Comments are closed.
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