Council Leader's Surgery at Jubilee Library, Tuesday 6 October
Councillor Bella Sankey, Leader of Brighton and Hove City Council
Councillor Bella Sankey, Leader of Brighton and Hove City Council, is holding her next leader's surgery in West Hill & North Laine ward at Jubilee Library on Tuesday 6 October from 1pm to 3pm.
Appointment slots are available to book now. The surgery gives residents the opportunity to meet Councillor Sankey in person, share ideas, raise concerns, or pose questions directly on local ward issues, wider city matters, or any difficulties they may be facing individually.
How to book your slot
To book a place, download and complete the Leader's Surgery Action Sheet from the council's website. The form asks for your name, address, email address, the main issue you want to discuss (Housing, Benefits, Debt, Parking, be specific), and the outcome you're hoping for. Complete the consent and data protection notice on page 3 before sending.
Email your completed form to: Anthony.Carroll@brighton-hove.gov.uk
No email access? Call 07717 303 127 and leave a voicemail with your name and number. The council will call you back.
What Councillor Sankey says
"Visiting Jubilee Library is always a pleasure and I am looking forward to combining a visit with the chance to hear from residents, including about the important issues in our West Hill & North Laine ward."
"This council is committed to listening to residents and our leader surgeries are a great opportunity for me to hear directly from people about not only their concerns, or the challenges they are facing, but also their ideas and ambitions for improving our city together."
"I would really encourage anyone who wants to talk about West Hill & North Laine, the wider city, or any difficulties they may be facing individually to get in touch and come along."
About the surgeries
This is the latest in a series of leader's surgeries already held in Brunswick & Adelaide, Coldean & Stanmer, Goldsmid, Hangleton & Knoll, Hollingdean & Fiveways, Kemptown, Moulsecoomb & Bevendean, Preston Park, Queen's Park, Regency, South Portslade, Westbourne & Poets' Corner, Wish, Round Hill, and Woodingdean.
The surgeries are part of Councillor Sankey's commitment to being accessible to residents and hearing directly about what matters to communities across Brighton and Hove.
If you need the action sheet in an accessible format, visit brighton-hove.gov.uk/contact-us-about-council-website to request one.
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