by Helen P. Stephens | 31 Dec, 2019 | Blog |
Well December was a bit of a mixed bag wasn’t it? I’ve already talked about the General Election so I won’t dwell on it here. December started with a lovely Christmas Lights switch on organised by Mossley Hill Residents Association (MHRA) on 4th...
by Helen P. Stephens | 31 Dec, 2019 | Blog |
I just want to take a moment to look back at my new years resolutions because I think I did pretty well on them this year… I decided 2019 was going to be the year when I became visible. When I stopped worrying what people thought about me and got out there and made...
by Helen P. Stephens | 17 Dec, 2019 | Blog |
It’s been a few days since the election and after a day of crying and a couple of days of feeling sad and anxious, I think I’ve gathered my thoughts enough to get some perspective on everything. First of all, overwhelmingly I thought “that’s...
by Helen P. Stephens | 30 Nov, 2019 | Blog |
This last month has been busy, with the General Election being called we’ve been campaigning all over the place, lending our support to marginal seats like Southport as well as delivering leaflets around Mossley Hill for the new Riverside candidate Kim Johnson....
by Helen P. Stephens | 27 Oct, 2019 | Blog, SocEnt |
Hi there, as Patrick just said, I’m Helen from Little Sandbox, we run tech clubs for kids and more recently opened a community makerspace at Norris Green Library. Today I’m here to tell you about how we developed a person centred approach to digital inclusion, by...
by Helen P. Stephens | 18 Oct, 2019 | Blog |
First of all, thank you for shortlisting me and giving me this opportunity to introduce myself: I’m Helen and I want to be the next Labour Councillor for Mossley Hill. I’ve been working in the voluntary and community sector for 14 years. In that time...
