South East campaigns

Regional Campaigns Officer, South East:

Eleanor Bullimore
RNIB
105 Judd Street
London,
WC1H 9NE

Telephone: 0207 391 2388

By email: eleanor.bullimore@rnib.org.uk

Get involved

Want to make a difference in your region? Fed up of feeling excluded from local services?

Join RNIB campaigns in the South East to push for change in the local authority decisions that impact lives every day. You can contact RNIB campaigns team on 020 7391 2123 or at campaigns@rnib.org.uk.

Alternatively you can contact Eleanor directly in London on 0207 391 2388 or at eleanor.bullimore@rnib.org.uk.

Latest news

South East Regional Update

Volunteers and supports from across the South-East have been hard at work campaigning on behalf of blind and partially sighted people. Read more about some of their activities in this article.

Proposals could create 'no-go' area in Brighton

Campaigners in Brighton have been challenging Brighton and Hove City Council over proposals to redevelop a busy roundabout.

New Campaigners in the South East

A number of new campaign volunteers joined us in the South East over the past few months and have hit the ground running by starting campaigns on a range of local issues.

Eye Pod visits Maidstone

The Eye Pod came to Maidstone in Kent on Thursday 19 July. Members of the public, councillors, staff from Kent Association for the Blind and RNIB volunteers all visited the pod to learn more about sight loss.

Campaign Voice - Chloe Laslett

Chloe Laslett, 19 is RNIB's Volunteer Campaign Coordinator in Eastbourne. Here she introduces herself and describes some of her recent campaigning work.

Don't take away my Talking Books, Brighton...

Blind and partially sighted residents in Brighton are delighted that all their hard work to save their RNIB Talking Books service is about to pay off. On 9 February campaigners heard that Brighton and Hove council had overturned proposals to cut the service.

Sussex DJ's 'walkabout'

BBC Radio Sussex presenter, Danny Pike was taken on a walkabout in Brighton by volunteer campaigner, Diane Marks.

Hardest Hit Day of Action - South East

Over 250 people gathered in Brighton on Saturday 22 October to protest against cuts to disability benefits and services

Saving services in the South East

RNIB regional campaigns officer, Lynsey Brooks moved on to pastures new in May, but managed to celebrate another campaign success before she left us - this time in collaboration with BucksVision.

Shared spaces: What do you think?

Ashford was one of the first areas in the UK to put in place a shared space. Since then other councils have been developing similar spaces, removing kerbs, pedestrian crossings and other barriers between the traffic and the pedestrians.

Last updated: 19 April 2012

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