Community Voice Event in Meir – 8 August

Join us at EPIC’s next Community Voice event on Saturday 8 August, 10am – 12pm, at Normacot Grange Community Centre in Meir.

This is your chance to have your say, share what’s important to you and help shape the services and communications you receive from EPIC. As a thank you for your time, everyone who attends will receive a complimentary breakfast oatcake.

This session will cover:

  • Helping us create a new printed tenant newsletter by sharing what information, stories and updates you’d like to see in it
  • An update on tenant engagement activities, including Your Voice, Our Future on Friday 18 September
  • Discussing your priorities, sharing community feedback and taking part in an open Q&A

You’ll also have the opportunity to speak directly with our team, ask questions, raise concerns and hear what matters to other tenants.

The event is open to all EPIC tenants, whether you live in Meir, Bentilee, Hanley or elsewhere. You’re welcome to come along, listen, and take part as much or as little as you feel comfortable with.

If getting there is a challenge, please let us know – we’re happy to help with transport.

If you’d like to come along, you can let us know either by:

We’d love to see you there and hear what matters most to you. Your views help shape the services we provide and the way we work with our communities.

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