Views of pensioners, mothers and the disabled sought
Monday, 26th March 2012.
There is a chance this week for certain groups of Haverhill residents to have a closer input into efforts to improve the town's shops.
Kent Business School are carrying out some research into the decline of Haverhill High Street and are looking for mothers, retired and blue badge holder residents to join their shopper’s discussion group to review how to improve the shopping experience in Haverhill.
The discussions take no longer than one hour and you will be re-imbursed for your time and travel costs with a gift of £20. Children are welcome!
They will be meeting on Friday, March 30, at Haverhill Arts Centre,
The agenda is: 10.30-11.30am mothers; 11.30-12.30pm blue badge holders; 2-3pm retired residents.
The host for the event will be Debbie Kemp from Kent Business School.
Please contact Debbie by this Wednesday if you would be interested in joining the discussion group, on 07533 788480 or d.kemp@kent.ac.uk.
Kent Business School are carrying out some research into the decline of Haverhill High Street and are looking for mothers, retired and blue badge holder residents to join their shopper’s discussion group to review how to improve the shopping experience in Haverhill.
The discussions take no longer than one hour and you will be re-imbursed for your time and travel costs with a gift of £20. Children are welcome!
They will be meeting on Friday, March 30, at Haverhill Arts Centre,
The agenda is: 10.30-11.30am mothers; 11.30-12.30pm blue badge holders; 2-3pm retired residents.
The host for the event will be Debbie Kemp from Kent Business School.
Please contact Debbie by this Wednesday if you would be interested in joining the discussion group, on 07533 788480 or d.kemp@kent.ac.uk.
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