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Angela
is the Chairman of this team. We
are primarily about communication – internal and external communication,
communication about the past, the present and the future.
We communicate amongst ourselves, and we communicate with those
outside guiding - with other youth organisations, local authorities and
the wider community through the media.
As
a County we have a number of different methods of communication available
and which you can make use of, depending on the target audience and the
type of communication required. On
the team we have a number of advisers to promote and facilitate making use
of them:
The
advisers holding each of these posts will be more than happy to tell you
more about what they do and how they can help you.
If
you have any queries about anything to do with Marketing or Information,
please get in touch – we’ll be happy to help.
Contact details are in the County Address book. |
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Sussex West Anthology of Graces
Do you wish you knew more Graces to take to camp or Brownie Holiday??
Then look no further - Sussex West Guides have compiled an Anthology of Graces set to well known tunes.
So, if you think you are a non-singing Guider who can't teach a tune ........... come on Surpr!se Yourself.
Get your copies now - and learn some new graces before you head off to camp or on your Brownie holiday this year.
Copies can be obtained from Pam, County Membership Support Coordinator (see County Address book, page 11) at a cost of £1.50 or e-mail us.
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The
overall aim of the Act is to protect individuals from having personal
information circulated to third parties unjustifiably or without their consent.
For us as individuals, the Act means companies will no longer be able to
pass our details to other organisations for marketing purposes without our
consent and that we have the right to view any information held about us by
others. It
demands that any information that is held about us must be regularly updated,
checked for accuracy and deleted when it is no longer needed.
The
rules of the Act state that anyone processing personal data must comply with the
eight enforceable principles of good practice.
These say that data must be:
Personal
data covers not just facts, but also opinions about the individual.
The Act is also very specific about what you can and can’t do with
‘sensitive’ personal data, which includes: racial or ethnic origin;
political opinions; religious or other beliefs; trade union membership; health;
sex life; criminal proceedings or convictions.
As
a ‘Not For Profit’ organisation, we are not required to register under the
Data Protection Act, although you can if you choose to.
However, of
necessity, we all hold records about the girls and our fellow Guiders,
and therefore we must all comply with the Act.
Far more detailed information is available from the Data Protection Commissioner and can be found on www.dataprotection.gov.uk.
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Last updated: 28/01/2012